A four-wheel autonomous vehicle that travels up to 5 MPH, with a range of 10 miles and is a great option for moving people in closed environments, such as airports, is what WHILL debuted at CES2019. It will map the route, has collision avoidance, and swappable batteries to minimize downtime. The consumer version is sub-$4,000 and pricing for their Mobility as a Service model is to be determined. Could this or a variation of this personal mobility machine be the next big thing in last-mile vehicle sharing?
The Invisible Chauffeur #CES2019
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