Exclusive look at Cruise’s first fully driverless car

[@TheVerge]

Would you ride in a car without a steering wheel?

[@krodogaming2107]

Not gonna watch your video pal.

[@zaidyteck]

Super video

[@captnjd]

Absolutely

[@abhinavkumar7254]

Depends on traffic

[@CallMeTess]

I'd imagine that at this point having a steering wheel is more of a hazard than not having one.

[@roberttaylor9259]

It's all fun and games until that 6 seating with enormous leg room becomes a 12 seater with less room that an airplane seat.

[@logan15615]

Robert Taylor Exactly 😬

[@drcode100]

@@logan15615 Good insight: They're pushing this first as a "luxury experience" but the only sensible rationale for that much cabin space is to squeeze in a gzillion seats.

[@logan15615]

Conrad Barski I don’t know what the future brings but I think it would be a better ride with more room

[@roberttaylor9259]

@@drcode100 Plane travel started out as a luxury experience. Trains also. Eventually companies will monetize something to the highest degree because you can make a lot off a rich person once or twice or a little off of poor people continuously. Companies are always going to target the masses.

[@rpvitiello]

Um we already have cheap rides in a wheeled vehicle with really close together seats. It’s called a bus. Cramming that many seats in a ride share vehicle starts to change the business model. I’m sure some vehicles will go to quasi bus model for lower cost, but other people will want more room. It’s the same way when you log into Uber now you have choices for anything from uber pool up to uber x shared rides to private SUVs.

[@B-RaDD]

The government only grants 2500 exemptions per year.....🤔🤔 Gee I wonder why electric or autonomous vehicles aren't taking off yet...*coughs OIL COMPANIES

[@MST3Killa]

Right... because it's not like autonomous cars would mean hundreds of thousands of lost jobs. You know there's a couple hundred thousand taxi drivers in the country, right? Then there's Lyft and Uber... Limos too... oh, can't forget truckers... all 3.5 million of them. Never mind the questions of liability and safety either. Nah, totally JUST the oil companies and not the 4+ million jobs and such.

[@B-RaDD]

@@MST3Killa survival of the most adaptable

[@jakegutierrez6783]

Ok survival of the adaptable. All truckers now just quit cuz you and guess wat. No meds no food no gas aka end of american society

[@B-RaDD]

@@jakegutierrez6783 guess we'll have to adapt

[@aGayYesMan]

Autonomous cars are inevitable

[@kyleman1313]

I would love to take a ride in one of these things for a long road trip, maybe 150-200 miles or more. Would be nice to just sit and relax while the car drives me to my destination.

[@kyleman1313]

@Bad Cattitude There are no busses in my area that offer that kind of long distance travel. And besides, its not like I'd want to spend that amount of time cramped up in a bus anyway.

[@riley_oneill]

This is better than a bus. It can pick you up at your house, on your schedule and then take you directly to your destination. Maybe even while you sleep.

[@Mixima101]

Yeah. Imagine driving to a hike in the mountains with a few friends and your gear in there, sleeping on the way. It sounds really nice.

[@HowlingWolf518]

@@riley_oneill That's how Uber started out; now they're bleeding so much money that they're asking you to walk to a common meeting spot with a bunch of other people. Door-to-door just isn't profitable.

[@raygordon3728]

That would take you a couple days or more. These do not go on the freeway and most people don't know that these top out at 25MPH.

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

Well Andrew Yang was right, Goodbye Uber drivers you guys had a good run

[@Tallacus]

Those who say Yang is right never worked in a factory before where the machines are constantly breaking down and humans end up going faster and being more accurate then any machine

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

Tallacus also I worked in Manufacturing for 6 years, out of all those year I can remember 2 or 3 times we went home earlier because of some Assembly problem it was more on the receiving side

[@dmaster225]

Yea goodbye uber drivers In like 30 more years

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

dmaster225 it could be sooner, closer to 10-15 years, KZbin what Waymo is doing it’s amazing, not to mention Tesla

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

MegaSkilla I think I get the question.. it all comes down to cost savings, the trucking industry will save $160 billion per year with drive less trucks, and which every company ( Uber, Lyft, waymo) comes out with driverless cars first would be the Top dog and most like buy out the other 2 companies, it’s a race and there’re chasing $$$ billions maybe even Trillions

[@SRGm8]

All these companies don’t seem to understand that the solution is not throwing a different kind of vehicle out there. This will still cause traffic jams, it’ll still contaminate heavily (yes, most electricity is not green-generated), and so on. I used to leave in the south of Sweden and they move everywhere by ultra-modern trains, trams, and ultimately bicycles towards your final destination. Heck, even the train stations store thousands of bicycles in special parkings. I feel that they really have nailed down the problem of transportation, and that other countries must copy that system. All these autonomous cars solutions feel to me already dated, as there’s no need for them in a modern society. This is my opinion, of course.

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

Sergio RG I would think driverless cars would be more efficient then human drivers, so it would be an ease on traffic (Texting and driving, distractions, not paying attention)it would lessen the accordion effect, but yea...

[@SRGm8]

@@HeyCharlieBrown Yup, I agree with you, nice point. There is also the concern that every single manufacturer is creating their own "artificial" driver. In other words, the lack of a standard that defines the training approach and technologies used, would make it even dangerous when different artificial drivers react independently. I'm surprised no one is still concerned about this. With public transportation and centralized systems, you remove all those concerns.

[@HeyCharlieBrown]

Sergio RG Agree, There’s gonna have to be clear and concise rules and regulations, definitely.

[@CSHarvey]

Looking forward to subscribing to Transportation as a Service in a few years for my daily commute.

[@sl600rt]

Yeah no. You give up a lot of convenience. The ability to travel when and where you want. The ability to keep your stuff locked up in a car and near you. Travel without a digital record. The ability to do a lot of shopping easily. The personal space and peace of not being around strangers.

[@Esablaka]

Uhm... Sounds like living in europe and having monthly or yearly public transport tickets. Doesnt matter if its a bus and subway or a self driving mini bus like this one.... Similat automatic mini buses are btw. already in testing here in several european cities.

[@Chrisx1992]

@@sl600rt just order on Amazon for your groceries. Lol

[@CSHarvey]

@@sl600rt I don't keep stuff in my car, cause that's how your car gets broken into. Your phone is already recording your travel. Why do you need a truck for shopping when they'll be delivering it to you on an autonomous delivery car. And I'm sure there will be a Solo Travel Premium. But hey, you enjoy paying an extra $500/month to drive your private vehicle. Nobody's taking it away from you, and for everyone like you, there's 100 that will use this service.

[@markplott4820]

looking forward to Riding in a TESLA RoboTaxi in a few years.

[@shanetom3387]

I remember seeing this in a magazine in 2011 or 2012 and they said it would be a new york city taxi introduced in 2013 but i don’t think it was driverless

[@cee-lopreen6754]

Shane Tom Theres a ton of driverless Ubers in Pittsburgh also those autonomous delivery robots. New York must have these things by now.

[@wtfareyouon26]

@@cee-lopreen6754 no we don't have either. I work as a courier in Manhattan and havent seen any

[@anthonypickering6305]

@@cee-lopreen6754 n0jnnubb

[@shawn8464]

Just saw 2 of these on a trailer right now in Michigan

[@captainobvious1415]

A heads up that Uber is currently lobbying government to ban private ownership of vehicles so they can buy companies like this and your only option is to use their services.

[@chadjones4255]

They certainly have the right to ask. And under our unbounded-government model, they may well succeed (if they grease the right politician palms). However, it's probably just a matter of time before insurance companies refuse to cover human-driven vehicles because of their higher danger. And it seems we've already allowed insurance companies to lobby their services into government mandates. Either human-driving has to go, or maybe we'll get enlightened and scrap the pay-for-law unbounded-government model. ;)

[@dantegarza3138]

Whose here after the federal government no longer requires a steering wheel for driverless cars?

[@Atomic361]

I'm usually pretty sceptical but this looks super promising

[@donaldmagness2669]

Be sure to get the *total recall ,Johnny cab* bugs out first ✨

[@Ashallmusica]

It's useless in India, where people honk and ready to fight if this vehicle runs that slow

[@mobiletechkid]

If cars and single occupancy rides are causing transportation problems in cities... maybe the billions invested in Cruise should be spent on public transit like buses and metro

[@masseiy]

How do these driverless vehicles protect against cyber attacks? Could someone hack in and crash the car?

[@joeypalmiero7576]

You can already do that with regular combustion engine cars, look it up

[@jonathan_4803]

I really hope that happens

[@rahulravindran2615]

I think it will happen but I think it’s safer than manual driving

[@cryo_life]

Most likely.

[@michaelblue7852]

We need small 1 and 2 person versions. A lot will just ride in this alone. A study predicted that cheap robo taxis will actually cause more congestion bc almost everybody would say bye to metro, bus, train etc.

[@Blazeww]

So um. Self Driving cars so far. By numbers actually crash more than drivers do in America.. 9% for self driving, as human drivers in are at 3% of drivers in accidents.

[@Blazeww]

Also great to not have a wheel just in case the car has a computer glitch or something. Like imagine a stuck throttle and the car is running the show. Can't shut it off or you have nothing to steer the car.

[@Blazeww]

Also funny cause I was stoned as hell so my reaction time was supposedly slower. Yet dodged not one but two cars that ran a light. First passed less than a foot in front and the second was dam bead tailgating the first and All I had time to do was look at my sister in the passenger seat and see the line guts of the other speeding car less than a second later. Only time my sonata ever responded immediately to full throttle and barely missed getting hit. Let's see an Self driving car do that.

[@ViewOf]

I know an even more effective method: The bus.

[@joaodecarvalho7012]

I thought about this vehicle like 5 years ago, but this carriage style version would be the private one. The ride sharing version would have 3 rows, with 2 seats each, and they would be all pointed to the same direction. It would have one door for each seat, and perhaps some separation between seats to give people more privacy.

[@CrimsonSurvival]

Thanks for choosing “Johnny Cab”....Heh, heh.....

[@Greyalien587]

Missing In Asia here is a weird story..What if we evolved beyond money?

[@SuperBroncosguy]

Rotfl....

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

*Much better space* than in the normal taxi. Would love to ride in one, if the cost of the ride can be shared between passengers on an app.

[@chevon1920]

I mean, at some point it would be a bus. Just ride the bus, 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@stopmessingwithyt]

i cant wait to see its exterior doused in grafitti, and its interior all f'd up, like it belongs to a seedy cyberpunk city.

[@professor1262]

Well you would order it through an app. If you did deface it, they would probably make you pay for the damages.

[@TheBic4]

Who will clean up the vomit from drunk passengers?

[@TA-ez5ve]

TheBic4 who cleans up the vomit and pee on the subway system?

[@Forever-411]

Who will enforce the seat limit. Drunks often have more people than seats. I can see that as a huge problem.

[@FredroStarr12]

It drives itself to a service station and it gets cleaned up, not hard to imagine

[@diidac17]

​​@@Forever-411maybe I am late here, but Computer Vision and Electromagnetic based systems can count people with ease

[@diidac17]

​@@TA-ez5vethey can just make the costumers to sign a contract of use. If you damage heavily the car, the car will know who did it since the costumer needs to give his info to contract the drive service. The company then can sue you to pay for the damages. Not a big deal 😅

[@chambersr1176]

Nah man random people are gonna destroy these just like city buses and trains. Since no one is there to watch

[@FazeParticles]

have cameras etc.

[@chambersr1176]

@@FazeParticles That won't stop anyone though. Cameras only find the person who did it

[@JamilElChoueiry]

dang and i am in lebanon protesting to have proper public transportation as any decent country on this planet , dang its like watching star wars :P:P

[@nyobalingit9258]

Same sentiment here in the Philippines lol

[@xijingpooh5879]

Sorry to hear, but when you have brainless greedy people running the country. It can only go downward.

[@chapo335]

I like Cruise mobile... it seems alright in the world (being friendly to it) but I will just say 'Does Cruise want to be the first in creating personal mobility transportation that will be used amongst people walking, that is battery powered that is recharged by Sola power during the days light?'

[@johnesco]

Never thought this would come to fruition. Now I have seen these on the streets of mt city. Waiting to come up on a waiting list and try this out.

[@ab0ut7dragons]

so why is it not self driving in the video wtf

[@sirjudge5055]

Exactly! It's just a prototype that has zero actual time on city streets. Just fluff to keep their investors chomping at the bit. Tesla is leaps and bounds ahead of them.

[@DavidxBurns]

Idk how far it could actually go there. Maybe it can do some donuts on the stage? Or mow down the audience?

[@presleyloves]

It's uncomfortable being in an elevator with strangers, and you're not in there for long. Imagine being face to face with strangers for miles?? What if they talk continuously? Never for me unless it is with others in my group, or just by myself - Never with strangers - ever

[@Michael89240]

Then you must hate public transportation. Everyone does not talk to each other in public transportation.

[@TheMarketisOpen]

Allow me to explain the term Vaporware. Actually this video does a better job at explaining it.

[@noahphilip4837]

These robots look all cool but it’ll take our jobs away one day

[@EliasSchnetzer]

Change the "but" to "and". It's win-win.

[@LaoLishLife]

That’s the point. Why spend time doing jobs that robots can take over. You can use your mind to do something else.

[@brendatrujillo790]

Noah Philip lol

[@bowtiefox]

@@EliasSchnetzer not if you need to pay rent or for food it isnt

[@jjc5475]

i've taken part in 3 car crashes in my life. a driver that doesn't get old, tired and is always 100 alert? hell yeah!

[@MST3Killa]

Well, these things still crash. So, who's liable? If I have no steering wheel and such and I'm basically an occupant, but not a driver, then GM ought to take full responsibility for any property damages, injuries, or deaths, right?

[@DoctorDanLe]

Not to mention having the ability to see and process in 360 degrees.

[@ekanastone]

Go Hyuck Yourself that can be done with any car on the road right now

[@jjc5475]

@@MST3Killa yeah they do. And the chance a computer makes a mistake is way lower than humans messing up. Right now it's still in development though.. so ofc things go wrong.

[@MST3Killa]

@@jjc5475 Computers do a poor job of assigning value that we as humans do. Humans might accept damage to their car in a collision with some inanimate object if it means saving a life of say, a pedestrian, while computers have to run binary decisions in that instant and value is pre-determined for them.

[@Samborondon11]

Damn, I thought about this in 2014, happy to see it become a possibility.

[@joaodecarvalho7012]

I thought about this vehicle like 5 years ago, but this carriage style version would be the private one. The ride sharing version would have 3 rows, with 2 seats each, and they would be all pointed to the same direction. It would have one door for each seat, and perhaps some separation between seats to give people more privacy.

[@svk4543]

You may think about this in 2024 & 2034 & ......

[@matty5518]

First is not always best, you could be paving the road for a competitor. That said, I like the innovation here, kudos.

[@FranciscoAreasGuimaraes]

It makes a lot of sense to remove parts from the car that you're not going to use, like steering wheel, pedals, trunk, etc. However, it should have some kind of manual intervention. Trains have manual breaks in the passenger cars. This car should have something similar, and some mechanical way to open the dors from the inside.

[@user-lu6yg3vk9z]

Francisco Guimaraes I guess

[@coolduder1001]

Using driverless cars for public transport is exactly what I want, it would also be great if I had the option to buy a smaller one just for myself. But these only make sense to me as public transport, if you put them in places that don't have it. I live in an area with no taxis, maybe 3 Ubers, and no public transport. This is the kind of area where it would really help to have a ton of these.

[@phamlexander95]

Can the rear facing seats swivel like the seats on Japanese trains? Sitting facing backwards makes me dizzy.

[@koustubhavachat]

In future , Life won't be same without qr codes

[@jd_alsobrook]

This looks very similar to the vehicle that LG just showed off at CES

[@idahorx1]

Um...how do they package airbags with seats facing each other? I'd like to see the NHSTA crash test results.

[@LashanR]

What if it crashes? It doesn't look like there's any sort of crumple zone, which is half the point of the front of existing cars (including Teslas)

[@Xabier2020]

Is the Cruise equipped with the eyeQ from Mobileye??

[@SpockvsMcCoy]

Wheelchair and handicap accessible too, I assume.

[@CRF250R1521]

Is this how Johnny Cab started ?!? From Total Recall??

[@kayandaeddings4803]

I hope that one day that they’ll make cars for the visually impaired who can’t see. It would be nice to have one of those cars to drive for us and to talk where we can program where we want to go. I would like to have one for myself since I am totally blind. It will save me from asking family members or friends, or even taxi to take me somewhere.

[@info781]

Wright Brothers launched the first plane in 1903, it took until the 1950's for airplanes to enter the modern era, it will be similar for self driving cars, we are about 10 years in .

[@jar407]

ww 2 was what advanced aircraft

[@DavidVitrano]

I can't wait to see these things in action. I would also love to see eight-seater and nineteen-seater options. Front rows will be three seater and the back rows will be four seater. Also, make these things float/drive on water and fly in the air.

[@sebastianalarcon817]

Andy always wears that jacket and I love it so much.

[@spectermakoto9029]

Yeah whoooooo self driving!!!!! I have been waiting for this since I was 14 years old

[@owenchuarbx]

Podcars evolving from Personal Rapid Transits to Self Driving Cars. The concept shift has came along way

[@siyaciaraamandaperez]

Damn I wonder in 50 years how the world 🌎 gonna be

[@dukernuker3844]

Go look mad max movie

[@bluewinterstorm]

If we survive its gonna be awesome \😍>

[@FazeParticles]

@Scribbli Chheery boomers will be dead in 50 years in fact they should be dead in about 20.

[@TheArchitectOfDreams]

It's going to be a bunch of weak people who don't want to do anything for themselves. 50 years from now, people won't know how to screw in a light bulb.

[@dkfsamurai]

Why can't you look it from a positive side? If society can be freed from most mundane tasks, it can focus on what they really want to do. What if the government works in favour of the people and gives everyone UBI, invested in automating the most basic tasks (keep things clean, moving people, moving objects and growing food) and lowered the work week to 32 or even 20 hours. The amount of time you could spend on developing yourself would be staggering compared to what it is now. Think of all the unique start-ups that could spring up. The majority of the people want to do something with their lives, opening up their time to make that happens could lead to a very happy and industrious society.

[@NickCombs]

Hey Andy, look. Fifteen pieces of flair is the minimum here at Vergske’s. So when we see you’re only wearing six, we don’t feel nearly as psyched as we should. Gonna have to up your flair game buddy.

[@kathyfann]

Well it’s 2024 so where are these

[@MarkSDCA]

Great for around town, Sunday drives with the family a different animal.

[@ArmFallOffBoii]

I heard Dark Waters was pretty good too. Can't wait for it to release on digital.

[@rameshdubey7077]

Since there are no seatbelts, I presume they will be on the slow lane . Maybe a metro car arrangement would be preferable .

[@hayden1645]

they're bright orange how did u miss them

[@jcrockoo7]

They need to make those two monitors way bigger inside (LG has you trumped) and they need to have a Wall Street type ticker in the back warning people (in different languages) that they are too close or maybe even info messages. You got to understand that you will still be on the road with all of these bad drivers!

[@mattkay7334]

Where do you keep things like luggage, bike, groceries?

[@Michael89240]

It’s a taxi service

[@SD-wy1bw]

WE already have this concept running in Beaumont, Alberta, Canada for the longest time. Just search for "ELA Electric Autonomous Shuttle"

[@zhiweiwang9698]

Where are we on this after 18 months of this post?

[@middle_pickup]

Really cool design. I hope we start seeing them soon.

[@middle_pickup]

@Missing In Asia cell phones are on the top of your list? If you can't afford a cell phone it must be the end? Lol

[@runfunmc64]

The seats don’t look very comfortable. I also don’t know if I would like sitting in the opposite direction that the car is traveling

[@chawza8402]

I think its a showcase of a concept car. They want to show how cool it is. Something like this will likely to change.

[@christianschmidt1596]

@@chawza8402 They said that it is a production car.^^

[@captnjd]

Chawza Dark they said it wasn’t a concept car and they plan on mass producing it, also riding backwards in cars is like riding backwards in a train. Not very different

[@chawza8402]

@@christianschmidt1596 Sorry i forgot the video mentioned that. But i still think the seat config will different for the production version.

[@andrewmitchell3747]

Great vid

[@hippityhop9522]

I would ride in this car only if there is some kind of handbrake in it for safety.

[@fraudsarentfriends4717]

Surprised I don’t see wheelchair access on any of these driverless cars.I would think that would be one of the first real world applications and advantage to driverless vehicles.

[@erickflores-reyes1367]

YEEEEEEES IM FOR IT 🙌🏽 can’t wait for a couple decades to pass and look back at how technology changed

[@alok6422]

Cruise accumulated $7 billion for their venture. Thats staggering amount of money. It's $1 billion less than what Apple accumulated just by selling Airpods.! So Apple could start its own Automobile industry just by selling two stems of earphones and make a ping pong room of the rest $1 billion.

[@Forever-411]

Who will enforce the seat limit? Drunks often have more people than seats when they order uber.

[@GalaxyCurse]

I only have an issue with this. The design. It looks the same in both the front and back, except for the color of the lights. It will cause accidents when people think it is gonna go in the other direction...

[@Emily_Entropy]

That just sounds like a bus with extra steps, Rick.

[@TheLingo56]

It's just interesting how much we rely on a car for some things. I was just thinking, but you couldn't sell big boxes or make large Costco runs anymore if we switch to this mode of transport. I'm sure we could adapt and change our shopping methods to adjust but far more is ingrained and tied to a car than just driving a car.

[@mightbesherwood1313]

I don't think Cruise is ready, but I look at this thing and think that Costco runs will be much, much easier. Costco will bring it to you, and bring you *that* much.

[@Miokomata]

When a killer goes for a ride with you.

[@gearzone2611]

This type of unmanned electric vehicles was tested in the New Clark City Philippines. The firm will be providing these vehicles roaming in the new master planned city.

[@Molkalda]

Looks exactly like the taxis from Detroit Become Human

[@veronicaolivares9150]

Could you bring this to Peru? Do you need some sales reps?

[@mguanipa2]

U know what's safer & more affordable??A reliable public transportation system incuding trains & subway system.

[@TheTwick]

When will come to my town (small town, anywhere, USA)?

[@LouisSubearth]

So they invented the bus, except it's smaller and doesn't drive itself.

[@bigding8977]

It's a little bit strange that the reporter visited Cruise and he just sat in the vehicle with the founder. They didn't actually go anywhere. If the technology was so advanced, you'd think the founder would try to show it off and demonstrate how awesome it was. Meanwhile hundreds of thousands of Tesla owners are using Tesla self-driving features to navigate through stop and go traffic on a daily basis.

[@Blaxtonn]

With any luck, the power supply won’t short circuit because it’s touching other metals

[@rehleinklein7373]

When will it be ready?

[@raygordon3728]

All of the data these cars collect are submitted to the DMV every month. The DMV is no where near letting these on the road without someone in some way controlling the car. Just not going to happen.

[@bornacvitanic]

Fascinatingly how they don't explain any details on how their autopilot works, they only explain "the vision". Plus the talk about a million mile life which lowers the cost dramatically is straight up taken out of Teslas Autonomy Day presentation a year ago. Where they actually explained how their tech works and how they have the advantage in getting a lot of data from their fleet of 500k cars.

[@LaoLishLife]

I had a dream of getting into a similar vehicle. There was a table in the middle in my dream. My family sat down like we were at a restaurant booth. The door closed like elevator doors. Then we were off going down the road like we were in a light rail. I had to get to the driver’s seat, it was empty, the dash didn’t have a turning wheel, it was all dashboard, touch screen. That dream was months ago. I’m just starting to see the concept cars in real life. Reminds me of that dream every time.

[@CheriCherish1]

Very futuristic, won't be available in a near future. Maybe in 2035

[@pamelathompson6783]

I dont want share my rides with others. TBH thats why i like to have my own car. Hope they will provide options for ppl

[@iownu92]

Reminds me of the car from Upgrade.

[@Redmanticore]

or from videogame detroit become human.

[@PillowEgg]

The future is here. Automated cars on the road seem quite safe. The only problems that are posed are drivers behind wheels. Automated cars seem quite safer than automated planes. A car accident is less scary than a plane accident.

[@everready19373]

"You're in a Johnny cab!"

[@khunnoi131]

Hundreds more of puzzles will needed to be solved but EVs and autonomous vehicles are a game changer.

[@milkman5104]

So they took the Cybertruck and turned down the graphics?

[@dirtyangel6557]

Just don't press the red button that says EJECT

[@ObedVreds]

😂😂😂

[@nosson2842]

What about people that abuse it?

[@FrancescoDiMauro]

inner facing cameras

[@DaReS297]

When will these companies understand that no one wants to be driven around facing backwards???

[@majorgg66]

It's basically an electric bus. Much wow.

[@alexniess]

LG showed something like that in CES

[@Browndog668]

Do they have a table

[@watchthisnow321]

There have already been accidents, No thank you.

[@LongLiveIsrael420]

The cars from Detroit Become Human is becoming a reality. In 10-20 yrs, everyone will have one. Just like how everyone owns an smartphone today.