Jaguar Land Rover invests $25m in ride sharing app Lyft

Michael Holder
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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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