Uber has formed a multi-year partnership with Cruise, General Motors’ autonomous vehicle subsidiary, to integrate Cruise's robotaxis into its ride-hailing platform starting next year. This collaboration comes after Cruise's California operating license was suspended due to a serious incident involving one of its robotaxis, which has hindered its ambitions for expansion. While Cruise aims to relaunch its own driverless service, it will use Uber's platform to provide passengers with the option of choosing robotaxis alongside human-driven vehicles. The partnership aligns with Uber's strategy of collaborating with AV companies, as seen in its existing relationship with Waymo. Despite regulatory challenges, both companies are optimistic about the future of autonomous ridesharing, with Cruise having resumed limited testing in select cities. This deal highlights the ongoing struggle and evolution within the autonomous vehicle sector, as companies adapt to regulatory scrutiny and safety concerns.