Ola Kaellenius, a board member of Daimler AG presents the new Mercedes GLC F-CELL during the Frankfurt Motor Show in Frankfurt, Germany September 12, 2017. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
FRANKFURT - Daimler has recalibrated its expectations about the potential business model from operating fleets of self-driving cars, Chief Executive Ola Kaellenius said on Thursday. The task of developing cars which are capable of navigating traffic in urban areas without any driver input, has proven to be more challenging than Daimler’s engineers had expected, Kaellenius said.
“There has been a reality check setting in here,” Kaellenius told investors at the company’s investor day in London. The technology will more likely be applied in trucks, helping freight companies on long haul highway routes, he said.
.And who would think it a grand idea to have defenseless, expensive gizmos loose in crowded cities?
It's not. It could be more than 1200 months away...
paying the CEO of Daimler as much as they are is also not realistic and yet here we are
Unfortunately, IMO, it is the nature of modern venture capitalism to give rise to ultimately unrealistic businesses. 'Fake it until you make it' can have big consequences (IE collateral damage) when used as a business strategy.
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