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The prices will be set as high as the supply and demand curve allows. Considering that they're the only autonomous car provider in operation, that curve will n
by GoatInGrey 1y ago
The prices will be set as high as the supply and demand curve allows. Considering that they're the only autonomous car provider in operation, that curve will not be consumer-friendly.
- xnx 1y ago> The prices will be set as high as the supply and demand curve allows. Absolutely > Considering that they're the only autonomous car provider in operation, that curve will not be consumer-friendly. Waymo+Doordash also competes against non-autonomous delivery.
- lotsofpulp 1y agoWhat could "the curve will not be consumer-friendly" mean in this context? The whole point of creating a robot taxi service is to sell to consumers. If it's not consumer-friendly, then consumers won't buy it, which defeats the point? Robot taxis are hardly a staple one needs to exist, people have been easily living without robot taxis, and if the price is consumer-unfriendly, they will simply not use them.