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Tesloop’s ride sharing service utilizes cars at an unprecedented 17,000 miles per month

by Futures Centre, May 26
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An interesting signal of the future predicted is around Tesloop – ” Tesloop is a California-based company offering a low-cost alternative to both short-haul aviation and long-distance drives. It currently operates a number of routes around Southern California (e.g., LA to Palm Springs, Las Vegas, etc.), offering door-to-door and pickup-point-based ride sharing service using Tesla cars. Tesloop is utilizing these cars for more than 17,000 miles per month — a level unprecedented for passenger vehicles — and that is expected to rise to 25,000, running or charging them almost 20 hours per day.”

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