Hyundai to start autonomous ride-sharing service in Calif.

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YILEI SUN and HYUNJOO JIN

By:

Reuters

October 25, 2019 04:18 PM

Hyundai Motor Co will offer autonomous ride-sharing services in California starting next month to study consumer behavior in an autonomous driving environment, the companies involved said on Friday.

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