Cruise recalls 950 robotaxis via software update after pedestrian dragging
S3 · 08 Nov 2023 · Cruise
Record
| Company | Cruise |
| Industry | AV trucking |
| Type(s) | recall |
| Date | 08 Nov 2023 (day precision) |
| Time of day | not documented |
| Location | no physical site (recall / fleet-wide / aggregate record) |
| Severity | (recall, enforcement, or fleet-wide fault) |
| Scale | 950 vehicles |
| Confidence | high |
| Verified flag | Cited source on file; not independently re-verified |
Summary
Cruise issued a recall covering 950 autonomous vehicles, applying an over-the-air software fix, following the October 2023 pedestrian dragging incident.
Primary source
Publisher: The Verge · Retrieved: 2026-09-16
Supporting source rows (1)
| Date | Supporting source row | Publisher | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08 Nov 2023 | Cruise recalls 950 robotaxis via software update after pedestrian dragging | The Verge | The Verge |
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- ~Dec 2024 - GM ends Cruise as a standalone robotaxi business
- 14 Nov 2024 - Cruise admits false report after robotaxi dragged pedestrian in San Francisco
- 30 Sep 2024 - NHTSA fines Cruise $1.5 million for failing to disclose pedestrian injury severity
- 09 Aug 2024 - GM's Cruise recalls entire robotaxi fleet over unexpected braking
- 25 Jan 2024 - Justice Department and SEC investigate Cruise robotaxi after pedestrian-dragging crash
- 24 Oct 2023 - California DMV suspends Cruise driverless permit statewide
- 02 Oct 2023 - Cruise robotaxi drags pedestrian after being struck by another car
- 02 Oct 2023 - Cruise robotaxi drags pedestrian 20 feet after hit-and-run in San Francisco
- ~Oct 2023 - Cruise fined $112,500 for delaying report on San Francisco robotaxi dragging incident that severely injured woman
- ~Oct 2023 - Cruise halts driverless operations nationwide
- ~Aug 2023 - San Francisco firetruck collides with responding Cruise vehicle
- ~Dec 2022 - NHTSA opens investigation into Cruise hard-braking and immobilization incidents
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