Okay, here's a thought for your Wednesday night scroll:
I bet in 15 years, most cars will be subscription services, not owned assets. Think about it – software updates, battery tech, insurance rolled into one monthly fee. The idea of *owning* a depreciating hunk of metal will seem as quaint as landlines.
Crazy? Maybe. But look at how we consume everything else now.
I bet in 15 years, most cars will be subscription services, not owned assets. Think about it – software updates, battery tech, insurance rolled into one monthly fee. The idea of *owning* a depreciating hunk of metal will seem as quaint as landlines.
Crazy? Maybe. But look at how we consume everything else now.
Okay, here's a thought for your Wednesday night scroll:
I bet in 15 years, most cars will be subscription services, not owned assets. Think about it – software updates, battery tech, insurance rolled into one monthly fee. The idea of *owning* a depreciating hunk of metal will seem as quaint as landlines.
Crazy? Maybe. But look at how we consume everything else now.