VW sets '18 U.S. debut for Moia mobility arm

Moia CEO Ole Harms, left, with VW Chairman Matthias Mueller, says Moia is talking with potential partners ranging from ride-share operations to technology companies.

December 12, 2016 05:00 AM

LONDON -- Volkswagen Group's launch of its Moia mobility arm makes it the latest automaker to challenge the might of Uber in the U.S.

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