BMW is set to take on take on German giant Didi Chuxing with the launch of a premium ride-hailing service in Chengdu, Sichuan province's capital city. The service, part of BMW's ReachNow car-sharing brand, comprises a fleet of 200 5 Series cars, and hits the city's streets after the Chinese carmaker became the first overseas firm to be granted an operating licence.
BMW is set to take on take on Chinese giant Didi Chuxing with the launch of a premium ride-hailing service in Chengdu, Sichuan province's capital city. The service, part of BMW's ReachNow car-sharing brand, comprises a fleet of 200 5 Series cars, and hits the city's streets after the German carmaker became the first overseas firm to be granted an operating licence.