Chronicles of the gig economy, autonomous vehicles, and the platforms reshaping transportation and delivery. Covering Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Tesla, Waymo, and the race to autonomous mobility.
Climate change, sustainability, and environmental impact.
GM is bringing back the Bolt for 2027 with a sub-$30K price tag, faster charging, Tesla Supercharger access, and bidirectional charging—making it the most affordable EV in America
Uber and BYD announced a multi-year partnership to deploy 100,000 EVs across global markets, offering drivers best-in-class pricing and financing while collaborating on future autonomous vehicles
I'm still a little confused how this would manifest but I'm glad SEC is mandating companies think about climate change as a risk to their businesses
Uber Technologies Inc on Wednesday said it is launching a new partnership with rental car company Hertz to offer 50,000 Tesla Inc vehicles as a rental option for its ride-hail drivers by 2023.The announcement comes after Hertz on Monday said it would order 100,000 Tesla vehicles by the end of 2022, meaning that half of the rental company's Tesla fleet would be reserved exclusively for Uber drivers.For Uber drivers, Tesla rentals will start out at $334 a week, including insurance and maintenance, and consist mostly of the company's Model 3 sedan