Recently, the company’s Ronin Platform was selected, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, for the Smart City IoT Innovation Lab program.
The company has decided to overfund in hopes of acquiring further investment before the round closes on Sept. 15.
The investment from Enterprise’s venture capital arm, Clayton Venture Partners, will help Migo expand discovery services for consumers and its transportation partners: Uber, Lyft, Car2Go, Lime, and Yellow Cab.
Toyota Motor Corp. will invest $500 million Uber Technologies, Inc. to speed up efforts to bring an autonomous ride-hailing service to market. Each company will integrate its technology into purpose-built Toyota Sienna minivans that will be deployed on Uber's network.
In 2015, FDG Electric Vehicles received permits from China’s National Development and Reform Commission to manufacture battery-electric vehicles.
This investment by Toyota is the largest-ever by an automotive manufacturer in the global ride-hailing sector, and brings Grab closer to achieving its vision of becoming a one-stop mobility platform in Southeast Asia.
The investment by IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, will help the company expand across the country and increase access to transportation.
The funds transfer would give mobility services access to Vision Fund’s world-wide network of resources.
Coleman, who is the founder and CEO of Tiger Global Management, initially invested in eHi Car Services in 2015. He ended his investment in the first quarter of 2018 at an estimated net gain of 5%.
Just in time for Earth Day, Lyft expects the new initiative to offset over a million metric tons of carbon.
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