Cruise, General Motors (GM), and Honda have joined forces in a groundbreaking collaboration, setting their sights on introducing a cutting-edge driverless ridehail service in Japan, slated to debut in early 2026, pending regulatory approvals. The new initiative, aptly named Cruise Origin, is an ambitious endeavor that promises to revolutionize transportation and mobility within the Japanese market.
Cruise Origin, the brainchild of GM, Cruise, and Honda, is a pioneering self-driving vehicle that promises a ride experience like no other. It’s characterized by a striking absence of a traditional driver’s seat or steering wheel.
Cruise, GM, and Honda’s driverless ridehail service
Instead, it boasts an expansive cabin space designed to rival the privacy and comfort of a personally-owned vehicle, accommodating up to six passengers who can enjoy the unique experience of sitting facing each other. The entire journey can be effortlessly orchestrated through a dedicated smartphone app, from hailing the ride to completing the payment.
Cruise, GM, and Honda unite for Japan’s driverless transport
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