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The valuation argument always leads to 'driverless' cars. Makes me wonder - if all cars can be 'driverless', why would you prefer to call for an Uber and not u
by surds 9y ago
The valuation argument always leads to 'driverless' cars.
Makes me wonder - if all cars can be 'driverless', why would you prefer to call for an Uber and not use your own?
- weisser 9y agoI believe Tesla is planning to have its own network.
- oppositelock 9y agoBecause the car can be heavily utilized by many users, each paying only for the share they use. It's cheaper.
- bduerst 9y agoYour question assumes that Uber's market share as a ride-hailing app will somehow benefit them as a self-driving car company.
- savanaly 9y agoNot having to drive is a very small part of the reason I use Uber in lieu of owning a car. Main reason is expense of owning a car and the time I avoid having to research which car is best for me to buy, how to keep up in its maintenance, where to park, what to do if it's super icy out, etc. etc. etc.