BMW and Daimler will join forces and combine all of their mobility services. For over a year, speculation has been rife that the two automakers would merge their car sharing services Car2Go and ...

Update on 06-28-2016 by Miles Branman: ReachNow is expanding in Seattle ahead of schedule. The “Home Area” for ReachNow now includes neighborhoods where more than 75 percent of Seattleites live. In ...

New York-based BMW i Ventures has announced today its plans for a new equity investment in the live transit information service Moovit. With the new partnership the BMW Group will further expand the ...

SAP AG and BMW Group Research and Technology announced today they have co-developed a personalized technology infrastructure for in-vehicle mobility services as part of a joint innovation project. The ...

The two German-based luxury automakers first announced plans to team up last spring and are now ready to set in motion projects including ride- and car-sharing, as well as electric vehicle charging.

BMW and Daimler (parent company of Mercedes-Benz) are fierce rivals when it comes to selling cars, but the two German automakers are nonetheless teaming up to take on the likes of Uber and Lyft. The ...

Daimler and BMW’s new joint mobility services company will operate under the name “Jurbey” according to multiple sources familiar with joint venture plans. The two companies are expected unveil the ...

Daimler and BMW Group are preparing for a future where car ownership, especially in major cities, could become a thing of the past. The two German auto giants in March announced plans to merge their ...

BMW and Daimler, two of the biggest German automakers, are partnering and investing $1 billion into an effort to create all-electric on-demand autonomous mobility. In short, the partnership consists ...

In a move designed to highlight the company's commitment to "sustainable mobility solutions," BMW has launched a new sub-brand – BMW i. Two models based on existing concept studies will start the ball ...

BMW and Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler are arch rivals when it comes to car sales, but the two companies have reached an agreement to combine their mobility services. The companies will form a joint ...