Mobility

Solar powered robot taxis could change the face of travel

Waymo's self-driving cars have already logged four million miles

Fully autonomous, solar-powered cabs could cut city traffic by 40% Image: REUTERS/Natalie Behring

Joseph Scalise
Partner, Head of Utilities & Alternative Energy practice (Americas), Head of Utilities & Alternative Energy practice (Americas), Bain & Company
Klaus Stricker
Partner, Frankfurt, Bain & Company
Joseph Herger
Partner, Bain & Company
Christophe Guille
Manager, US, Bain & Company
Stephane Rousselet
Consultant, Bain & Company Inc.
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