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I lol'd at the supersoaker. That would be hilarious... BUT. a pissed off rider might retaliate. So many ways for this to go bad. I hate being so negative. I am just curious on how this stuff will flesh out.
Because as a driver you can still
Keep an eye on your car or Refuse to drive some folks who could damage your car.
Sure, that's true. The other way to look at it is decreased risk to your person and increased risk to your car. That might be attractive to some. Certainly not for people who really adore and take pride in their car.[/QUOTE]
Im in that crowd, haha
Why wouldn't Tesla just release their own fleet of vehicles which they can make money from?
The real takeaway is that they are getting people to buy them via lease right now and they get them in 3 years, after the lessors have taken the depreciation hit. They are getting "gently used" Model 3s for the robot fleet at a discount.
They of course are taking the risk that they could be stuck with who knows how many "gently used" model 3s in 3 years if they do not have FSD working....
Some still want to own and some rentWhy wouldn't Tesla just release their own fleet of vehicles which they can make money from? Seems odd to me to have personal cars in the fleet which is taking away from their profits. Also being a longer term Tesla owner my views towards a fully autonomous Tesla is that they are many years away still. EAP on my X and 3 is still glitchy with phantom brakes and random deceleration when merging and a slew of other things. When I bought my cars and experienced autopilot for the first time is was mind blowing to me, but after owning and using the cars I believe they are just not close to their goals yet. I would not recommend anyone to buy their car with the hopes of this happening as a primary driving force to do so at this time.
So I should really buy the stock and hedge my betsThe only people making good money with Uber or Lyft are Uber and Lyft !
Just like cars in very high density pop locations.Sure, but I'm just saying that the reason it's feasible to rent homes as an income stream is because home ownership is difficult.
I will call that a very optimistic prediction...The kids who are 10 now will NOT need to learn to drive, when they are 18, they will Uber/Lyft and finally Tesla Network with self driving cars. And Ubers and Lyft self driving cars. The old people who drive will age out of the system. The old people watch a sitcom on Thursday at 8 pm. The next gen watches on their smart phone and don't have broadcast TV.
In the sense of it being hard line, sure. But it has already been happening around the edges. It won't be the full population but it is a slice that continue to grow, and likely rapidly.I will call that a very optimistic prediction...
Nope. Both are loosing quite a bit.The only people making good money with Uber or Lyft are Uber and Lyft !
I think for phase one.I didn't read the thread and I'm sure this has already been mentioned:
1) I find it very unlikely legislation is going to be set up in the next 5 years for completely automated cars... much less 2.
2) No insurance company is going to insure the car until some long time after legislation (so the can gather enough data to understand the risk). Perhaps Tesla will start their own which could solve that problem.
Why would I want strangers inside my nice car?