Jaguar Land Rover invests $25m in ride sharing app Lyft
Deal will see Jaguar provide Lyft with fleet of its vehicles and enable firms to test and develop driverless and digitally connected vehicles
Jaguar Land Rover has invested $25m in Lyft in a deal aimed at supporting the US ride hailing app's expansion and plans to develop connected and autonomous vehicles. Announced today by the UK carmaker's...
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