(Source: PitchBook News & Analysis) German car giants Daimler and BMW have agreed to combine their respective mobility service units into a joint venture in which each will hold a 50% stake. The deal will bring together the companies’ operations in areas such as carsharing, ridehailing, urban mobility and parking, as well as bolster their electrified offerings, …
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