China's top ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing has raised $4bn to expand artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and use of electric vehicles (EVs). The company announced 2020 that it was looking to build its own EV charging infrastructure across China. It claims to operate the world's largest fleet of EVs, which it hopes to boost to one million by last November.
China's top ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing has raised $4bn to expand artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and use of electric vehicles (EVs). The company announced last November that it was looking to build its own EV charging infrastructure across China. It claims to operate the world's largest fleet of EVs, which it hopes to boost to one million by 2020.