Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick resigned in June after pressure from investors seeking to clean up a toxic corporate culture. - AFP/file
Singapore (AFP) - Uber announced Friday it had taken action to repair faulty cars in Singapore after a report said the ride-hailing giant rented them out to drivers despite being aware of a recall and after one caught fire.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Uber managers in Singapore bought more than 1,000 Honda Vezel SUVs and rented them to drivers even though they knew the model had been recalled in April 2016.
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