Economic Impact of Self-Driving Cars
<p>One thing remains a fact; <a href="https://amzn.to/30d4tZi" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">the introduction of autonomous vehicles </a>(affiliate) to our economy would mean a never-seen-before-kind-of economic disruption that threatens to be reflected in most sectors of the economy. From credible sources, by 2030, there would be a total sale of 30 million electric cars, making up for more than 50% of the world’s electric cars market. The same trend is what would be witnessed by self-driving vehicles.</p>
<p>Tough competition between major auto-companies like Lyft and Uber is bringing together conventional vehicle companies (Benz, Mercedes, Audi, BMW, GM) and key technology giants (Tesla, Apple, Google) in the quest to control on-demand mobility. Many commerce-based companies and firms that are vouching for construction, trucking, trains, and buses would also feel the impact of the looming disruption that self-driving cars would usher to us. History always suggests that those who find a way of featuring change, especially disruptive changes, stand a chance of reaping untold benefits. History also instructs us that those who don’t make it into the future, especially those resistant to change, would always wane off in time.</p>
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