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These days, 2030 corporate climate commitments are all the rage. Uber and Lyft have their own both aimed at transitioning their North American ride-share fleets (with Uber adding Europe) to electric vehicles (EVs) within this decade. Lyft made its commitment a year ago in June, and Uber announced its version a few months later.
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