BMW still unsure of future of mobility joint-venture with Daimler
BMW and Daimler are still a bit unsure about the future of mobility, so they aren't willing to sell ride-hailing service FreeNow.
BMW and Daimler are still a bit unsure about the future of mobility, so they aren't willing to sell ride-hailing service FreeNow.
Earlier this year BMW and Daimler announced a joint effort in the field of smart urban mobility under the name of FreeNow
BMW is mulling on the idea of offering a ride-sharing program for its motorbikes and scooters fleet to get around congested cities.
BMW's venture capitalist arm, i Ventures, has just invested an undisclosed amount of money into California-based carpooling startup service, Scoop.
BMW Group today announced the launch of ReachNow, a free-floating premium car sharing service, at a press conference held in conjunction with the city of Seattle
BMW could be expanding its DriveNow car-sharing operation to include a ride-sharing element which will compete with the likes of Uber and Lyft.