TMZ's obtained video of the History Channel personality at the Hot Rod Power Tour in Scottsdale, Arizona, where he reacted to Elon's pitch for a driverless future. While the invention may be good news for the Tesla boss, Steve said the autonomous developments could mark the end of ride-share apps ... and thousands of jobs across the globe.He added ..."I think that's going to come sooner than later. If I was an Uber driver, I'd be worried about my job right now.
Still, Steve believes people in the industry have a bit of time to brace themselves for change ... with the TV personality predicting the initial Cybercab launch will"flop."As he put it ... he feels it's a little crazy to get into a car where you have no control, given his belief that the technology is not up to snuff just yet.
However, Elon certainly felt comfortable about the pending product ... teasing consumers Thursday evening, saying the vehicle could be available just before 2027 ... with an affordable price of $30K.Swae Lee, 2 Chainz Hit Elon Musk's 'We, Robot,' Experience Optimus Robot, Cybercab