For the second consecutive year, consumer confidence in self-driving vehicles is declining, hitting 37 on a 100-point scale. What factors are fueling this dip? 📉
But here's a twist! 🌀 Those who've ridden robotaxis in Phoenix or San Francisco boast a confidence score 67. 🚖 It's clear: experience shifts perception.
Lisa Boor from J.D. Power warns, "Consumer trust is fragile." With some consumers mistakenly thinking Tesla's "Autopilot" is fully automated, there's a need for clearer communication. 🗣️
Key Nuggets: 🌟
In short, firsthand experiences and education might pave the way for a self-driving future. 🛣️🚀
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