U.S. probes GM Cruise vehicles' autonomous driving system | Ford hikes price of cheapest F-150 Lightning | Toyota, Denso, IBM partner on next-generation chips | Tesla moving ahead with Mexico plans?

NHTSA says it received notices of Cruise vehicles abruptly braking or becoming immobile.

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