Hyundai throws weight behind ride-sharing firms
It is in talks with Waymo, Uber, Grab as it seeks to provide a flexible, open platform for its cars so that buyers can customise applications to suit their needs
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AS Google's Waymo, General Motors Co and others race to bring driverless cars to showrooms, the argument over who will buy cars in the technology era is getting louder.
Hyundai Motor Co, a late-comer to electrification and autonomous driving, is betting against individuals owning robot cars and preparing for a future in which the biggest buyers will be ride-sharing giants such as Uber Technologies Inc, Lyft Inc and GrabTaxi Holdings.
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