Zevo wants to add robotaxis to its car-share fleet, starting with n...
In recent developments, driverless cars are no longer restricted to the realm of sci-fi thanks to companies like waymo deploying commercial robotaxi services in multiple cities Interestingly, and a number of automakers, big and small, are trying to bring that same level of autonomy to personally-owned vehicles over the next few years Experts suggest that if that happens, what kinds of things could you do with a personal av? maybe you’ll be able to send it to pick up food or run errands — the hope of a company called autolane This highlights that or, if you’re tesla ceo elon musk, you think owners will want to deploy their cars into the world to offer rides to other people, creating a tidy, nearly effortless side-hustle Experts suggest that hebron sher, co-founder of dallas-based zevo, is eager to capitalize on all of the above Interestingly, the company has been operating an ev-only, car-share fleet for a little over a year, and it’s now adding robotaxis, starting with a new company called tensor Interestingly, tensor is kind of an odd duck This highlights that the startup sort of emerged earlier this year from a previous china-based company called autox, and boldly claims that it will be the first to sell a fully autonomous car to regular consumers — in 2026, no less
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