In the mobility industry, true inflection points are rarely created by another round of subsidies or price wars. They happen when capital re-prices value. One such moment arrived recently: global ride-hailing giant Lyft announced the acquisition of TBR Global Chauffeuring for approximately £83 million (about US $110 million).

Planning client visits or a family trip during Mid‑Autumn / National Day (“Golden Week”)? A one‑stop charter keeps travel simple, comfortable and on schedule.

Rush‑hour gridlock, license‑plate restrictions and maze‑like detours can drain productivity—and patience. Turn your ride into a mobile workspace and keep the schedule tight.

Business travel pain points usually come in threes: no car accepts the order, service breaks down, the client’s experience suffers. We remove all three—so your time is used well.

With more multinational companies expanding into China, expat executives and business teams are frequently traveling for meetings, events, and long-term assignments. Yet, they often face challenges such as language barriers, unreliable transport services, and lack of accountability. A single late arrival may damage corporate reputation; a canceled ride may jeopardize a crucial business deal. So, how should foreign executives arrange reliable ground transportation in China?