GM Exits Robotaxi Race

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GM announced on Tuesday that it will focus on building up its advanced driver assistance systems for "personal vehicles" The decision was seen by many analysts as an implicit ceding of the robotaxi race to Tesla and Waymo .

Tesla is already offering a ride-sharing service across several US cities and Tesla plans to launch its service in 2025 .

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