A big car company named Honda and another big car company called GM wanted to make cars that can drive by themselves in a city. They planned to do this in Tokyo, Japan in 2026. But now, the boss of Honda said they need more time until the late 2020s because they want their self-driving cars to be better and safer. This happened after another problem where one of GM's car brands called Cruise had to stop testing their self-driving cars in some places in America because of safety issues. So, now both Honda and GM have to wait longer to make their self-driving cars ready for the roads. Read from source...

- The article is vague about the reasons for the delay in self-driving cars deployment. It only mentions "further advancements in technology" without specifying what kind of technological breakthroughs are needed or expected.
- The article uses words like "setback", "revised timeline", and "halted" to create a negative tone and imply that Honda-GM Cruise venture is failing or facing challenges, while the actual facts may not support such a strong claim.
- The article does not provide any context or comparison with other players in the self-driving car industry, such as Tesla, Waymo, or NVIDIA, to show how Honda-GM Cruise venture is performing relative to its competitors.
- The article relies heavily on external sources and events, such as the California DMV suspension and Cruise's operations pause, to explain the delay in self-driving cars deployment, without verifying their accuracy or relevance to Honda-GM Cruise venture.