Daimler to supply self-driving cars for Uber


(FILES) This file photo taken on December 28, 2016 shows shows the logo of Uber in Paris. German auto giant Daimler on January 31, 2017 said it had struck a partnership with Uber to supply self-driving cars for the US ride-hailing company. / AFP PHOTO / Lionel BONAVENTURE

FRANKFURT AM MAIN: German auto giant Daimler on Tuesday said it had struck a partnership with Uber to supply self-driving cars for the US ride-hailing company. 

The tie-up comes as both carmakers and ridesharing firms are jockeying to establish themselves as leading players in the burgeoning world of autonomous driving, seen as the future of the auto industry. 

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