Consider the US market:
Approximately 133 million households.
If 30% adopt this model, that’s nearly 40 million households.
Assuming 7,400 Cybercab miles per household annually.
At $1 per mile, that’s approximately $295 billion in annual gross revenue.
Most families don’t need two or three privately owned cars. One car is enough for family activities and trips together. For everyday individual transportation and additional travel needs, Cybercabs can provide convenient, on-demand transportation.
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