In an ongoing story that began with a Cruise robotaxi hitting a pedestrian last month, the General Motors (GM) self-driving unit will now see its second founding executive depart from the company. After Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt apologized and announced his resignation, fellow co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has followed suit, announcing his […]

In an ongoing story that began with a Cruise robotaxi hitting a pedestrian last month, the General Motors (GM) self-driving unit will now see its second founding executive depart from the company. After Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt apologized and announced his resignation, fellow co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has followed suit, announcing his

In an ongoing story that began with a Cruise robotaxi hitting a pedestrian last month, the General Motors (GM) self-driving unit will now see its second founding executive depart from the company. After Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt apologized and announced his resignation, fellow co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has followed suit, announcing his

In an ongoing story that began with a Cruise robotaxi hitting a pedestrian last month, the General Motors (GM) self-driving unit will now see its second founding executive depart from the company. After Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt apologized and announced his resignation, fellow co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has followed suit, announcing his

In an ongoing story that began with a Cruise robotaxi hitting a pedestrian last month, the General Motors (GM) self-driving unit will now see its second founding executive depart from the company. After Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt apologized and announced his resignation, fellow co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has followed suit, announcing his

Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is offering customers massive payouts for extended delays to service on their vehicles, in one of the more unique approaches to post-sales service. VinFast is paying owners when their vehicles are in the shop, with the automaker offering $100 on minor issues and up to $300 for vehicle-disabling problems,

Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is offering customers massive payouts for extended delays to service on their vehicles, in one of the more unique approaches to post-sales service. VinFast is paying owners when their vehicles are in the shop, with the automaker offering $100 on minor issues and up to $300 for vehicle-disabling problems,

Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is offering customers massive payouts for extended delays to service on their vehicles, in one of the more unique approaches to post-sales service. VinFast is paying owners when their vehicles are in the shop, with the automaker offering $100 on minor issues and up to $300 for vehicle-disabling problems,

Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is offering customers massive payouts for extended delays to service on their vehicles, in one of the more unique approaches to post-sales service. VinFast is paying owners when their vehicles are in the shop, with the automaker offering $100 on minor issues and up to $300 for vehicle-disabling problems,

Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is offering customers massive payouts for extended delays to service on their vehicles, in one of the more unique approaches to post-sales service. VinFast is paying owners when their vehicles are in the shop, with the automaker offering $100 on minor issues and up to $300 for vehicle-disabling problems,