Recent events
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2019
EVgo and Uber announce partnership on electric rideshare
EVgo and Uber announced a partnership to share data, give Uber drivers with electric vehicles access to EVgo’s DC fast-charging network, and collaborate on charging-location data, pilot programs, and app integrations.
2019
Uber rolls out RideCheck feature
Uber rolled out RideCheck, a feature that uses GPS and smartphone sensors to detect when a ride may have gone off course or been involved in an accident, then notifies the rider and driver. The feature is available in the United States.
2019
Uber partners with Bharti AXA General Insurance and TATA AIG to offer rider insurance
Uber partnered with Bharti AXA General Insurance and TATA AIG to offer riders in India accident insurance at no extra cost, with coverage of up to Rs 5,00,000.
2019
Uber launches passenger insurance service in India
Uber announced a passenger insurance service in India in partnership with Bharti AXA and Tata AIG. The service had been effective since August 15, 2019, and provides riders with accident-related coverage at no charge.
2016
Uber launches vehicle solutions initiative in Kenya
Uber Kenya launched a vehicle initiative with Sidian Bank and Zohari Leasing, making vehicles available to qualifying contracted drivers through financing or leasing options.
2015
Uber launches UberPool in Los Angeles
Uber launched its carpooling service, UberPool, in Los Angeles on February 19, 2015. The service matches riders traveling on similar routes so they can split the fare.
2015
Breathometer announces partnership and API integration with Uber
Breathometer announced a partnership and API integration with Uber. The report said users found to have a blood alcohol concentration of .04 or higher on a Breathometer Breeze device would be asked to hire a cab.
2015
Uber and Breathometer partner on rides for users at risk of drunk driving
Uber joined forces with Breathometer so users who have had too much to drink can hail an Uber ride through the breathalyser app. Uber offered eligible new users free rides up to $20, and Breathometer offered Uber users a 10% discount on its devices through March 7.