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Agree with part 3. I fail to see why anyone who is willing to pay a premium for a Tesla car would be willing to let random strangers into their (new) car, unles
by chinhodado 10y ago
Agree with part 3. I fail to see why anyone who is willing to pay a premium for a Tesla car would be willing to let random strangers into their (new) car, unless the benefits far outweighs the cost/risks, but in that case, if the other car user has to pay a high price to use a Tesla for his commute, why not just use Uber instead?
This can probably only work when the car is old such that its value has already been depreciated significantly.
- arcticfox 10y agoThat's the point: it's for people that want to own a Tesla but can't afford it. Not for people that can afford to own a Tesla and have it sit idle waiting for them 90% of the time (like all of today's owners).
- mjevans 10y agoFor those that can afford it, they can send the car back for family to use.