Quick to work with car rental companies to provide luxury car services challenge Uber

"TechWeb Report" July 8 news, yesterday quickly announced a taxi to raise revenue, challenge the United States taxi application Uber. Limousine service will be available in China. Fast CEO Lu Zhunwei says it will work with car rental companies in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hangzhou to launch a new smartphone application aimed at wealthy travelers. The new car will include the BMW 5 series and the Audi A6. It is understood that today's taxi software market competition is extremely fierce. Uber, which has valued $17 billion in the latest round of funding, is now opening up the Chinese market and recruiting in 14 cities. A quick taxi application has attracted 100 million users, with a daily order volume of about 3 million. In addition, the rapid current in nearly 300 cities with more than 1 million drivers to establish a partnership. At present, 500 million of Chinese users access the Internet through their mobile phones and increasingly use location-based services. This new application is called a special car. Lu Zhunwei said it would explore new revenue models through the app to support business development. "We adopted a model similar to Uber China," Lu Zhunwei said July 4. Our work in the second half of the task is very heavy, but it is also exciting. Lu Zhunwei said it would work with car rental companies to provide services to five-star hotels and would charge a commission of 20% to 25% per cent of the user's travel costs. Other sedans in this luxury car service include Buick GL8. But Lu Zhunwei declined to say how quickly the new service would be available in many cities. Lu Zhunwei also said it would soon seek an IPO rather than be wholly-owned. Alibaba now holds a quick stake, but the proportion of specific shareholdings is unknown. Tencent invested in tick-tock taxis in January, when it took a taxi to complete the $100 million trillion in financing. At present, China's taxi application is facing a regulatory level of uncertainty. Lu Zhunwei says it is working with regulators quickly.