The carmaker just launched demos of its autonomous fleet, including the Chevrolet Bolts, in San Francisco. While the general public can’t yet hop on — the demo was just for journalists — this recent test run was the first time people who don’t work for GM could take the self-driving Bolts for a ride.
The company’s driverless cars have been developed through its subsidiary, Cruise Automation, over the past year and were finally revealed to the press by its president Daniel Ammann this week.
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