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General Motors’ Cruise to Deploy Fully Driverless Cars in San Francisco
General Motors' self-driving car company Cruise is sending vehicles without anybody behind the wheel in San Francisco, California, US, as it navigates its way toward launching a robotic taxi service that would compete against Uber and Lyft in the hometown of the leading ride-hailing services.
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Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover Invests $25 Million in Uber-Rival Lyft
Tata Group, which owns Tata Motors and Jaguar, previously invested at least $100 million in Uber.
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Uber Partners With GM's Maven Car-Sharing Programme
The 90-day pilot is a surprise move for Maven and GM, which with Lyft announced a programme in March called Express Drive.
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Lyft Says Most of Its Rides Will Be Autonomous in 5 Years
Lyft is testing autonomous cars on the streets of San Francisco and Phoenix in partnership with General Motors.
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Ford Plans Self-Driving Car for Ride Share Fleets in 2021
"We're not in a race to be first," CEO Mark Fields said at the company's Palo Alto research and development lab.
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Daimler's MyTaxi Said to Merge With Hailo to Take on Uber
It is the latest push by traditional carmakers to enter the taxi ride hailing services market dominated by technology companies like Uber.
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Automakers, Tech Companies Decide to Make Deals, Not War
Automakers now recognise they may turn ride-hailing services and car sharing companies into steady customers for all sorts of vehicles.
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BMW Invests in California-Based Carpooling App Scoop
The Scoop application connects people who live in the same neighbourhoods and work near each other to arrange carpools.
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Ford Seeks Partnerships as It Looks Beyond Car-Making
"You'll hear more from us as this year goes on," Chairman Bill Ford said, adding the company would consider acquisitions "if we thought that was the right way to go."
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Apple, Chinese Rideshare Deal Heats Up Race for Tech-Smart Cars
Tim Cook said investing in the leading Chinese ride sharing service could expand its presence in that "very, very important" market, and serve other ends as well.
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General Motors’ Cruise to Deploy Fully Driverless Cars in San Francisco
General Motors' self-driving car company Cruise is sending vehicles without anybody behind the wheel in San Francisco, California, US, as it navigates its way toward launching a robotic taxi service that would compete against Uber and Lyft in the hometown of the leading ride-hailing services.
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Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover Invests $25 Million in Uber-Rival Lyft
Tata Group, which owns Tata Motors and Jaguar, previously invested at least $100 million in Uber.
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Uber Partners With GM's Maven Car-Sharing Programme
The 90-day pilot is a surprise move for Maven and GM, which with Lyft announced a programme in March called Express Drive.
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Lyft Says Most of Its Rides Will Be Autonomous in 5 Years
Lyft is testing autonomous cars on the streets of San Francisco and Phoenix in partnership with General Motors.
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Ford Plans Self-Driving Car for Ride Share Fleets in 2021
"We're not in a race to be first," CEO Mark Fields said at the company's Palo Alto research and development lab.
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Daimler's MyTaxi Said to Merge With Hailo to Take on Uber
It is the latest push by traditional carmakers to enter the taxi ride hailing services market dominated by technology companies like Uber.
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Automakers, Tech Companies Decide to Make Deals, Not War
Automakers now recognise they may turn ride-hailing services and car sharing companies into steady customers for all sorts of vehicles.
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BMW Invests in California-Based Carpooling App Scoop
The Scoop application connects people who live in the same neighbourhoods and work near each other to arrange carpools.
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Ford Seeks Partnerships as It Looks Beyond Car-Making
"You'll hear more from us as this year goes on," Chairman Bill Ford said, adding the company would consider acquisitions "if we thought that was the right way to go."
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Apple, Chinese Rideshare Deal Heats Up Race for Tech-Smart Cars
Tim Cook said investing in the leading Chinese ride sharing service could expand its presence in that "very, very important" market, and serve other ends as well.
