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(Reuters) -General Motors’ Cruise co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has resigned, the corporate informed Reuters on Monday, a day after Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt stop.
A spokesperson for Cruise stated Kan introduced his resignation over a Slack message. The firm provided no different particulars.
The new exit comes at a tumultuous time for self-driving taxi maker Cruise, which is present process a security overview of its U.S. fleet, which led Vogt to resign on Sunday.
Vogt, 38, provided little in the best way of rationalization, stating merely “I have resigned from my position” in an e mail to workers considered by Reuters on Sunday.
