Business-to-business customers will be able to access all Peugeot, Citroën, DS Automobiles, Opel, and Vauxhall brand vehicles.
Companies that are selected will be allowed a fleet between 100 and 600 vehicles.
Nissan and Dongfeng are also reportedly in talks to design and build custom vehicles for Didi's ride-hailing platform.
Lyft will also add public transit info for nearby counties into its app.
Voom "air taxi service" is planned to launch in San Francisco in the fall.
According to 2014 U.S. Department of Transportation Bureau of Transportation Statistics data, commuter vanpools are one of the safest modes of public transportation when compared to motor bus, light rail, heavy rail, commuter rail, and demand-response services.
The service, launched in Berlin, will expand to Prague and Hamburg in 2020. The number of carsharing users in Germany has risen to 2.46 million this year.
Grab and Splyt will work together to give Grab users access to ride-hailing options everywhere in the world.
Existing transportation networks, supported by the power of industry collaboration, will drive the future of mobility as a service, an Enterprise Holdings executive said at a recent transportation summit.
Tier Mobility, a leading European company in the field of shared micro-mobility services, wants to complement public transport on short journeys and make a significant contribution to the ongoing transformation of transport by relieving cities of emissions and congestion.