General Motors' (GM) self-driving car unit plans to add over 1,100 jobs in San Francisco
US automaker is working on autonomous driving technology to be deployed in ride-sharing vehicles
Cruise Automation, a self-driving car start-up acquired by GM in 2016 for USD580 million, is planning to add over 1,100 jobs in San Francisco, California (United States) over the next four years, Forbes reported on 4 April. According to California’s business and development office, Cruise Automation plans to invest USD14 million to expand operations in San Francisco and add 1,163 full-time employees. The planned expansion will result in a sharp increase in the number of people GM employs in California to 1,648 by 2021, from 485 currently.
Thank you for visiting S&P Global AutoTechInsight.
*A subscription to News & Analysis includes four S&P Global-selected sector-specific analytical pieces per month. Access to all analytic pieces across all domains comes with a subscription to All Domains. Please click here to subscribe.
To get access to the AutoTechInsight full suite of services, please contact a sales representative by clicking here.
Already a subscriber? Please log in here
