GM has hired Sterling Anderson, the former director of Tesla’s Autopilot program and a co-founder of autonomous startup Aurora, as chief product officer overseeing all vehicle development.

Anderson's new role was created for him. General Motors has hired another California-based tech expert to work in its Silicon Valley offices. The Detroit automaker has tapped Sterling Anderson, ...

Sterling Anderson comes over from the autonomous trucking startup Aurora and previously worked on Tesla's Autopilot. Bringing on a VP with a background in robotics and autonomous driving could ...

Sterling Anderson, who worked at Tesla for two years before forming Aurora in 2017, will start with the Detroit automaker on June 2. IE 11 is not supported.

GM has appointed Aurora co-founder and product boss Sterling Anderson as the automaker’s executive vice president of ... Before co-founding Aurora in 2017, Anderson led the Model X program and ...

Sterling Anderson led Tesla's Model X and Autopilot programs before starting Aurora, a company that earlier this month launched the nation's first driverless, long-haul trucking service. Now, he's ...

General Motors hired Sterling Anderson, co-founder of autonomous trucking company Aurora, to be its chief product officer, a new role with broad responsibilities to overhaul the way GM designs ...

Aurora is among a number of self-driving trucking firms that have been running pilot routes in Texas with a safety driver in ... said Sterling Anderson, chief product officer and co-founder of ...

Sterling Anderson is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Aurora, the company delivering the benefits of self-driving technology safely, quickly, and broadly. A longtime developer of ...

Aurora Innovation said it s still on schedule for the commercial launch of its autonomous-truck program at the end of 2024 and has opened a commercial-ready terminal in Houston to support its trucks.

Uber Technologies Inc and self-driving technology company Aurora Innovation Inc will expand their driverless pilot program in Texas to meet increased ... ," Aurora co-founder Sterling Anderson said.

Aurora Innovation on Wednesday opened its first lane for driverless trucks connecting Dallas and Houston, supported by its commercial trucking terminal in Houston, ahead of a launch in 2024.