With the recent news about Waymo launching its autonomous robotaxis in multiple U.S. cities and Tesla's plans to roll out its own robotaxi services, it seems like we're on the brink of a major shift in how we think about transportation.
What are your thoughts on the competition between Tesla and Waymo in the autonomous vehicle space? Do you think Tesla's approach with its Full Self-Driving software will give it an edge, or do you believe Waymo's extensive testing and experience will prevail?
Additionally, how do you feel about the integration of Tesla Superchargers with other EV brands like Hyundai? Is this a step towards a more unified EV charging infrastructure, or does it dilute the exclusivity of Tesla's network?
Let's dive into the future of autonomous driving and charging networks—what excites you the most, and what concerns do you have?
With the recent news about Waymo launching its autonomous robotaxis in multiple U.S. cities and Tesla's plans to roll out its own robotaxi services, it seems like we're on the brink of a major shift in how we think about transportation.
What are your thoughts on the competition between Tesla and Waymo in the autonomous vehicle space? Do you think Tesla's approach with its Full Self-Driving software will give it an edge, or do you believe Waymo's extensive testing and experience will prevail?
Additionally, how do you feel about the integration of Tesla Superchargers with other EV brands like Hyundai? Is this a step towards a more unified EV charging infrastructure, or does it dilute the exclusivity of Tesla's network?
Let's dive into the future of autonomous driving and charging networks—what excites you the most, and what concerns do you have?
- By allmaxh