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I don't think self-driving car companies need users so badly they'd want to acquire Lyft at a premium, because I don't think they could scale their fleet to Lyf
by jrpt 3y ago
I don't think self-driving car companies need users so badly they'd want to acquire Lyft at a premium, because I don't think they could scale their fleet to Lyft's customer base that quickly. However, if the price is right, I could see one doing it.
- wbl 3y agoWhy would they buy a product with very little loyalty on part of the users?
- wwarner 3y agoIsn't that the idea? The ride-share co distinguishes itself by offering (some) driverless rides, and the self-driving company can say it has real passengers. Synergy!
- dougSF70 3y agoSelf driving taxis are the domain of cash-rich and time-rich people. Like an uber it just takes 30% longer to get there on account of the law-abiding nature of the "driver"