Based on economics, self-driving cars are not necessarily attractive in India. Consider that in US the cheapest ZipCar is ~$8/hr. Adding even the cheapest hum

Based on economics, self-driving cars are not necessarily attractive in India. Consider that in US the cheapest ZipCar is ~$8/hr. Adding even the cheapest human driver working at minimum wage is ~$15/hr. Adding a human driver in US makes the trip 3x more expensive. Or to put it another way: a self-driving trip can be 3x less expensive. Or to put it another way: a $30 trip from SF downtown to airport becomes $10 trip which is competitive with BART prices. I don't know what is the minimum wage in India, but per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_in_India https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_in_India per capita income is $1670 / year which is probably less than $1 per hour. In other words: self-driving cars only make economic sense in countries where humans are expensive.