Björn Hesse – electrive.com

BYD signs deal with Uber to deploy 100,000 EVs

Mobility provider Uber and Chinese manufacturer BYD have signed a multi-year strategic partnership. To that end, BYD will deliver 100,000 electric vehicles to Uber fleets "across key global markets." The companies will also collaborate on "autonomous-capable vehicles."

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