Toyota invests $600m in China’s Didi
Japan’s Toyota Motor Corporation has agreed to invest $600 million in Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing and to expand their joint venture focused on services for Didi’s drivers.
The partnership builds on a pilot program launched last year to provide vehicle leasing services for Didi drivers and to help connect their cars to Toyota’s proprietary Mobility Services Platform, which...
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