Marubeni, a Japanese conglomerate, will provide the robo-taxi fleet. Riders will have the option to choose an autonomous vehicle ride through the Lyft app and be picked up by a Marubeni-owned robo ...

Indeed, Marubeni has a stake in North American vehicle fleet company Wheels, along with a bunch of others. Lyft believes that "it’ll take financial partnership, fleet-management excellence and ...

Lyft has announced it will start using autonomous vehicles. In a social media post, CEO David Risher said they could debut in Dallas by 2026. The rideshare company joined forces with Marubeni ...

Beyond that, yesterday we announced a partnership with Marubeni. They'll be the first to use Mobileye, other partners Lyft-ready AV technology with the goal of deploying their fleet to thousands ...

Lyft's CEO, David Risher, posted on X that the company will also partner with Marubeni, a Japanese conglomerate specializing in auto and fleet financing. Risher added that putting more autonomous ...

The fleet will be provided by the Japanese conglomerate Marubeni. Lyft’s move into autonomous vehicles comes as competitors such as Waymo and Tesla accelerate efforts in the sector, with Waymo ...

The rideshare company is slated to partner with Marubeni, a Japanese company, who will own the fleet outfitted with Mobileye Drive technology. Lyft announced a partnership with Mobileye Drive in ...

Lyft earned 15 cents a share on a GAAP basis ... Those cars would be owned by Japan-based Marubeni - which among many other things manages vehicle fleets - and outfitted with self-driving ...