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Which is exactly what the article says - these cars are not going to be sold to the public but will all go to Lyft, which GM owns a stake of.
by nerfhammer 10y ago
Which is exactly what the article says - these cars are not going to be sold to the public but will all go to Lyft, which GM owns a stake of.
- petra 10y agoAt that point, they might as well start their own ride-sharing business. Why would they really need lyft ?
- refurb 10y agoThat question comes up a lot with big companies. The usual response is "GM is good at building cars. We have no experience building a ride sharing company. The probability of success is much higher if we just buy a company that is already successful."
- Klathmon 10y agoJust because a taxi company needs gas doesn't mean it makes sense for them to start drilling. Some things are better left to those with more experience and expertise.
- prostoalex 10y agoFleet management is a different industry. Someone needs to wash and clean out the cars between the rides, maintain them, park them for the night as well as provide occasional repairs (i.e. have a few spare parts and bumpers on hand).
- rhino369 10y agoThey should be partnering with Hertz.