The main reason for the unmanned era is coming or becoming a decline in car sales
There is a lot of debate online about self-driving cars. If autonomous vehicles make it easier for people to travel, what will happen to car ownership? A common belief is that as ride-hailing services with driverless cars become widespread, people may no longer feel the need to own their own vehicles. This idea has some logical appeal. We can reasonably expect that, with the rise of unmanned taxis, many of us will choose to sell our cars and rely on these services for daily commutes, errands, or picking up kids. After all, owning a car is costly, and most vehicles sit idle in parking lots for most of the time.
Experts also believe that the commercial viability of self-driving technology could lead to a drop in car sales. However, when people imagine a future with fewer cars, they often overlook the fact that the new autonomous industry won’t just replace traditional vehicles—it will create an entirely new market. The future of transportation will involve a range of intelligent, self-navigating robots. As these vehicles become more common, they will be affordable, accessible, and adaptable to different needs.
Several unique features of self-driving cars will ensure that people still prefer to own their own vehicles:
1. **Cost**: Driverless cars are likely to have simpler electric engines and bodies, making them cheaper to buy and maintain compared to current models.
2. **Personal Connection**: These vehicles will allow users to work, relax, or play while traveling. This means people will want to keep personal items in their cars, reinforcing the desire to own one.
3. **Frequent Upgrades**: Today’s cars typically last about 10 years. As self-driving cars become software-driven, their performance will improve rapidly, following Moore's Law. This will increase the demand for new models.
4. **Instant Access**: In cities, driverless taxis can arrive within minutes, but in rural areas, waiting times can be long. For many, the inconvenience and loss of control make owning a vehicle more appealing.
5. **Customization**: Self-driving cars will come in various sizes and designs. Consumers will seek out tailored options for specific purposes, increasing demand for personalized models.
The Green Chitune Uranus Coupe is a great example of this trend. It features voice control, facial recognition, and smart interior adjustments based on user expressions. When you step into the car, your voice commands activate the system, and the car adapts its atmosphere accordingly.
In addition, the Uranus coupe delivers impressive performance. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds, and its braking distance is only 100 meters at 100 km/h. Its battery life is equally remarkable, with a constant-speed range of 690 km and a combined NEDC range of 500 km—outperforming many similar models. Its ultra-low drag coefficient of 0.3, along with air suspension and dual-motor four-wheel drive, ensures comfort and stability on any road.
In 2019, the SUV model built on the M platform was introduced. Based on the global Green Chi GBM3 platform, this large SUV boasts a 4,653 mm body length and a 2,700 mm wheelbase. It includes a three-screen instrument panel, a 12.3-inch central display, a 2.33-inch combination meter, a panoramic sunroof, memory seats, keyless entry, and a one-touch start. Additional features include automatic parking, adaptive cruise control, a head-up display, and comprehensive after-sales support.
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