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The future of motor vehicles & ownership


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9 hours ago, YorkDon said:

Headed into York this morning for a few bits, to the generic out of town shopping park.

Have parked up and charged the car for free whilst getting the messages, easy as fuck.No extra waiting for it to charge.

 

A revolutionary concept.

 

 

In 2013.

 

 

A couple years down the line there’ll be too many cars, so it will no longer be free.

 

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6 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

A revolutionary concept.

 

 

In 2013.

 

 

A couple years down the line there’ll be too many cars, so it will no longer be free.

 

I’ve no doubt you’re correct, and it’ll be heavily incentivised at the moment, to encourage the switch to electric.

It’ll be more than a couple of years tho I reckon, and the good thing for me, is that I get to take full advantage of it until the time comes that it isn’t.

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10 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

Definitely. It won’t happen overnight but there will be a push towards electric. The robot cars will be electric to start off too

Just can't see it Brian. Human nature dictates that people want to own things.

 

Cars being top of the list albeit quite a lot are already "rented" through lease agreements. Keeping up with the Jones's will mean that car ownership will always be a thing for a long long time. It's a nice theory but won't take off if you ask me.

Need a car then you hit up an app and it comes to you? Will be a fad at best. People are materialistic and want to own and show off.

 

God that felt fucking awful being sensible. Prick. There that's better.

 

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27 minutes ago, Henry said:

True that. Look at Bri. He had to rent when they first got to Australia, but he worked his stinking socks off and managed to get on the property ladder eventually. 

Doubt it was just his socks that stunk.

 

Where are all these hire cars going to be stored Brian?

Given the demand for cars will be the same (everybody needing one) and driveways and garages now out of use as they've all been converted into extra rooms and garden space I doubt they'll all just be parked on the street like they were owned cars.

Seems a touch far fetched to think every town and city will have this massive car depot on the outskirts waiting for the call to deploy.

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51 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

Doubt it was just his socks that stunk.

 

Where are all these hire cars going to be stored Brian?

Given the demand for cars will be the same (everybody needing one) and driveways and garages now out of use as they've all been converted into extra rooms and garden space I doubt they'll all just be parked on the street like they were owned cars.

Seems a touch far fetched to think every town and city will have this massive car depot on the outskirts waiting for the call to deploy.

Existing car parks. Dullard.

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2 minutes ago, YorkDon said:

What about the folks that don’t live in towns and cities Bri?

I live in a village.I doubt there will be permission granted for an ugly multi-storey car park to blot the landscape and my lovely view.

It wouldn’t be efficient, or environmentally friendly to travel 20 miles out to me.

Villages will be bulldozed.

 

Like with 4G you’ll never cover 100% of the people. That said there will be the option to host cars in your pre-existing driveway. Cash off your subscription.

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