🚗 Lyft’s Vision of the Autonomous Future Includes… Drivers?

Lyft just shared their vision for a future where autonomous vehicles (AVs) and human drivers coexist. The surprising part? They’re not replacing drivers -- they’re reimagining their role.

According to Lyft, AVs will handle simple, repeatable routes. Human drivers will still be essential for more complex rides. Drivers might even manage small fleets of AVs instead of working the wheel.

Why it matters:

This isn’t a robot takeover. It’s a hybrid future where drivers still matter -- just in new ways.

🚙 Amazon’s Zoox Goes Driverless in the Real World

Zoox, Amazon’s robotaxi brand, is stepping up testing in San Francisco and Las Vegas. These vehicles don’t have steering wheels or pedals -- they were built to be driverless from the start.

Passengers are now riding in real-world conditions. This isn’t a test lab anymore -- it's the start of a commercial push.

Amazon may soon deliver more than packages -- they might be delivering you, too.

⚡ Quick Hits

→ Parking Is the New Power Play
Structured parking is quietly becoming an investor favorite, especially when paired with EV charging. Think infrastructure meets long-term cash flow.

→ Xpeng Expands Fast Across Europe
Chinese EV maker Xpeng is moving into Europe with affordable models and sleek tech. Tesla’s global lead just got a new challenger.

→ AV Insurance Is the Next Big Battleground
Who’s liable when a robot car crashes? Nobody’s sure. Insurance companies and lawmakers are scrambling to keep up with the rise of autonomous fleets.

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📣 Question of the Week
If AVs take over highways first, what’s one job you think they’ll never replace?
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