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I wonder if you can save significant money on the vehicle itself. You could even design a one seat version, which I suspect would be the majority of rides. It w
by jfengel 2y ago
I wonder if you can save significant money on the vehicle itself. You could even design a one seat version, which I suspect would be the majority of rides. It would also save some gas.
I know it wouldn't be enormous, and probably zero savings on maintenance. But perhaps you could save 25 percent all told?
- RivieraKid 2y agoI would much prefer if the trend was multiple people sharing a vehicle because less traffic would make cities nicer places to live. This technology can shrink the comfort gap between public transport and using a taxi.
- Zigurd 2y agoIt's a good bet that vehicle form factors will proliferate. We are at the point of having the first purpose-built vehicles. When there are millions of them they will probably vary in size and capacity. But only if smaller ones can be cheaper and usage patterns support high capacity vehicles, which probably won't be uniformly true across different cities.