Telus latest player in Canada's connected car market

The Telus Drive+ device works with most vehicles built after 1996 and plugs into the car's port.

October 04, 2017 05:00 AM

Canadian telecommunications giant Telus is the latest company to enter the connected car market, partnering with software company Mojio and phone and tablet maker ZTE to launch Telus Drive+.

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