Lyft has partnered with Boston-based autonomous vehicle company Nutonomy to develop a self-driving ride hailing service in Boston. “It’s a collaborative, R&D-based partnership.” The trial will begin in the coming months. In addition to its partnership with Uber, Lyft is also working on an agreement with General Motors that would allow it to use GM Cruise Automation technology for ride-sharing services across North America. Lyft co-founder and CEO Logan Green believes that ride sharing will account for “over 80% of all miles travelled” within a couple of decades.
Lyft has partnered with Boston-based autonomous vehicle company Nutonomy to develop a self-driving ride hailing service in Boston. The trial will begin in the coming months. In addition to its partnership with Uber, Lyft is also working on an agreement with General Motors that would allow it to use GM Cruise Automation technology for ride-sharing services across North America. Lyft co-founder and CEO Logan Green believes that ride sharing will account for “over 80% of all miles travelled” within a couple of decades.