Cruise takes a break from driverless operations after permit suspension

Hey folks! Big news in the world of driverless cars. Cruise, the autonomous vehicle company owned by General Motors, has decided to pause its driverless operations. Why, you ask? Well, it turns out their permit to test autonomous vehicles in California got suspended. Ouch! That’s gotta hurt. But hey, safety first, right? The California Department of Motor Vehicles found some issues with Cruise’s reporting of accidents involving their self-driving cars. So, they hit the brakes and put a temporary hold on their driverless operations. Better safe than sorry, I guess. Now, let’s talk about electric vehicles. It seems like the demand for EVs has hit a bit of a plateau lately. But don’t worry, automakers have found a new market for their electric rides – fleets! Yep, daily rental, corporate, and government fleets are all hopping on the EV bandwagon. And guess who’s leading the pack? Tesla, of course! They make up almost one-third of all EV purchases by fleets in the past year. Impressive, right? So, while Cruise takes a breather, Tesla is zooming ahead in the world of electric vehicles. That’s all for now, folks. Stay tuned for more exciting updates!