A day ago, Uber self driving car hit a forty nine year old woman in Arizone, killing her off, putting the future of autonomous cars in question.
3 years ago, Google’s leader in autonomous vehicles once sent a letter to company founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, warning Google driverless technology may lose its advantage.
Didi announced the launch of a shared bike platform and formally reached a cooperation with a small blue bike business.
The touring service Uber has a miserable year, a scandal followed in the past few months to the next.And the series of negative headlines does not stop.Currently, it’s an $ 18,000 bill that a customer got for a 21-minute drive.Of course, he does not have to pay them.
Google has sued the carpooling service Uber a while ago.The company is accused of stealing trade secrets on a massive scale.For Uber, this dispute does not go well from the beginning, but now it had to take the biggest setback so far.
Uber spokesman recently revealed that they have started to develop the second generation of driverless cars. The fastest will be listed by the end of this year. The current second-generation driverless car has started the road test.
The taxi service start-up company Lyft has begun to hire IPO consulting firm, to do the final preparation for their public listing.
According to reports, the Madrid municipal government filed a survey request with the Spanish antitrust authorities last week, hoping to investigate the new low-cost airport shuttle service by Uber. They suspect that this service involves unfair competition. Uber has just returned to the Madrid market, after a ban on it in Spain.
According to media reports, there were rumors that Uber Group Board of Directors is in contact with Softbank, and hope to sell part of Uber’s stock to Softbank. But today, the source said Softbank does not intend to buy Uber shares.
Waymo’s action against Uber is under way, but there are signs that the battle is getting less intense. According to Bloomberg News, as part of the lawsuit, Waymo withdrew three of the four patent allegations. Prior to this, the judge also asked the lawsuit to narrow the scope. The suit will focus on business secrets, rather than