Why Hyundai's Grab tie-up gives both new direction

While the Korean auto giant wants a slice of the sharing economy, fast-growing Grab wants its green know-how as it expands its range of services

Globally, the mobility market – basically, getting people from A to Z over land – is worth a staggering $7 trillion, according to Goldman Sachs. And it's being disrupted like few other sectors, as tech titans and ambitious start-ups vie to harness new technologies in fields such as connectivity, electric cars, autonomous driving and the sharing economy.

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