Lyft and Aptiv bring robotaxis to CES
Recorded on January 8, 2018. Aptiv and Lyft are showing off their deepening partnership with a self-driving ride-hailing service that anyone at CES this year can potentially use, for up to 20 destinations in Las Vegas.
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