BMW and Daimler hope that two heads are better than one as they reportedly consider combining their ride-sharing efforts to better compete with Uber. BMW operates DriveNow (called ReachNow in the US) and Daimler runs Moovel. Both of these have achieved some success but not enough to knock Uber off its pedestal. In addition, the two companies are considering acquiring other mobility services, and adding others already under their respective umbrellas. Daimler operates Car2Go, which includes booking and payment systems for various mobility services, and BMW operates ParkNow and ChargeNow.
BMW and Daimler hope that two heads are better than one as they reportedly consider combining their ride-sharing efforts to better compete with Uber. BMW operates DriveNow (called ReachNow in the US) and Daimler runs Car2Go. Both of these have achieved some success but not enough to knock Uber off its pedestal. In addition, the two companies are considering acquiring other mobility services, and adding others already under their respective umbrellas. Daimler operates Moovel, which includes booking and payment systems for various mobility services, and BMW operates ParkNow and ChargeNow.