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GM folds Maven car-sharing unit

Shifting focus 'where there is greater potential for profit and growth'

The automaker said it would transfer Maven assets and resources to its Global Innovation group. Maven had never gained much traction since it was introduced in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in January 2016. Launched when Dan Ammann was GM's president, Maven had a short-lived strategic alliance with ride services startup Lyft .

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GM Maven car-sharing will include Ford and other competitor vehicles

Part of its new peer-to-peer rental service, an Airbnb for cars

Part of its new peer-to-peer rental service, an Airbnb for cars.

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Owners of GM vehicles will be able to rent them to other drivers

GM pilot expands Maven into an Airbnb for cars

Owners of GM vehicles will be able to rent them to other drivers.

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GM expands Maven 'step by step' toward competition with Uber, Lyft

Of course, GM owns a piece of Lyft and leases a lot of cars to drivers at both startups.

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GM's Maven now lets you rent cars for up to 28 days

The new extended-rental program is called Maven Reserve.

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GM's 'Maven' car-sharing service lands in San Francisco

Prices start at $8 an hour for cars and $14 an hour for SUVs.

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GM and Lyft to launch autonomous Chevy Bolts in the next year

Self-driving Bolt EVs would use technology from GM-owned Cruise Automation.

GM and Lyft haven't hammered out how many cars will be part of the pilot program or which city it will be launched in yet, but we'd expect more info soon.

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GM acquires driverless tech startup Cruise Automation

The deal is expected to cost GM 'over $1 billion' and be completed during Q2.

GM has added yet another arrow to its autonomous vehicle quiver, announcing the acquisition of San Francisco tech startup Cruise Automation.

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General Motors unveils Maven, its new car-sharing brand

In A Series Of Moves, GM Reinvents Itself As A Mobility Company

For now, General Motors. In the future, General Mobility? GM executives unveiled the creation of a new car-sharing service called Maven that will allow customers to use cars for as little as $6 per hour.