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Yeah, but it’s YOUR car getting dirty, not Teslas. Tesla wants your car to become part of the fleet when you are not driving it.
by madengr 7y ago
Yeah, but it’s YOUR car getting dirty, not Teslas. Tesla wants your car to become part of the fleet when you are not driving it.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoThat's adding a huge amount of wear and tear - what is the compensation for this?
- lutorm 7y agoThat you get paid for fleeting your car?
- zaroth 7y agoTesla claims up to $30k per year. You could easily just buy new seats and mats each year. I mean, you would theoretically be getting paid good money, your car is going to get dirty.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoThat's a significant chunk of possibly passive change. For some reason I doubt it'll be that simple, but if it does work out to be a matter of cleaning it once in a while and doing some routine maintenance, that's more than enough money to convince people to quickly pay off their Tesla I'm sure. Buy a couple, and they pay for themselves!
- munk-a 7y agoI assume that their hope is that small companies will pop up that build up a fleet of cars and clean them in house - they'd basically just be the most disgusting part of running a taxi business.