It’s become a well-trod refrain, but carmakers are looking at what comes after ownership, and car-sharing between individual owners and renters is one of those models. Mercedes-Benz has begun its own ...

For something like a century, car makers have sold one car to one person one time and then waited for them to wear out that car and come back to the dealership for another one. Increasingly, that ...

Ever since we've used automobiles to get around, the idea has been to buy or part-own a car until it's served its purpose and then look for a new one. These days, less and less people are choosing to ...

With the popularity of ride-sharing apps such as Uber and Lyft surging in recent years, some car manufacturers are now jumping on the bandwagon. Luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz has come up with its own ...

Think Turo, only facilitated by Mercedes-Benz. Although a number of automakers’ ridesharing services utilize cars owned by said automaker, Croove cars are privately owned, with Mercedes and German ...

Not only did it acquire Daimler's peer-to-peer car sharing service, it also counts the automaker among its latest investors. Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a regular ...

Remember back when people just bought cars, drove them around, and parked them in their driveways? Those days are long gone, my friend, because if your car is just sitting there it's not really living ...

Global carmakers are shoving back mightily against their perceived digital disruption by Silicon Valley newcomers. The world’s oldest automaker for instance, Germany’s Daimler, puts its future ...

The service began in Munich this month. While Croove’s monetary benefit to Daimler seems obscure, it could provide valuable market research for similar services using the German ...