Here is some rough figures of Ride Price some very rough figures: https://www.quora.com/How-much-will-a-ride-cost-in-a-Google-self-driving-car https://www.quor

Here is some rough figures of Ride Price some very rough figures: https://www.quora.com/How-much-will-a-ride-cost-in-a-Google-self-driving-car https://www.quora.com/How-much-will-a-ride-cost-in-a-Google-... - Personal vehicles cost roughly 60¢/mile to own if you have a car payment, according to AAA -- or 2¢/minute, obviously keeping in mind that you pay for every minute you own the car, regardless of whether you use it. - Taxis in NYC and Chicago run about $2.00/mi, or 50¢/min if you're going nowhere in traffic. - Uber depends on the city, but let's say $1.00/mi, or 20¢/min. Both Uber and traditional taxis have other fees they tack on, as a reminder. So, the cost will be competitive initially: likely no higher than $1.00/mi or 30¢/min with it getting as cheap as someone wants it to be for the sake of driving adoption. When you hit critical mass with an autonomous fleet, you could likely see fees below 20¢/minute (minute will likely be the dominant metric) to run a profitable model as we know it today. With Mass adoption of Electric Autonomous vehicles, if it is offered at 40 cents/mile that that is cheaper than OWNING your own Car ---------------- 1/ Uber drivers in the U.S. collected an average $13.36 per trip, while Lyft drivers took $12.53 for each ride, according to a new report. http://time.com/money/3959091/uber-lyft-price-per-trip/ http://time.com/money/3959091/uber-lyft-price-per-trip/ 2/ Uber gets 20% cut of that ride price that is $3 3/ It seems average ride time is 15 minutes