It's essentially speedpass built into the car, nothing exciting.
Just like the Amazon BNPL scheme is just Layaway or a store credit card gussied up in Tech speak.
The whole article is just asking a bunch of fintech venture capitalists where they want the market to go; and throwing in a quick blurb from a JP Morgan/Chase exec to make it feel well rounded. Most banks and credit unions aren't JP Morgan, BoA, and Wells Fargo.
It’s a bit sad that everyone is so hung onto full-auto driving and car subscription models, that no one is trying to make current things more practical.
I’m not even talking about gas cars, is there an EV car that can park itself at charger and charge without human being involved?
Just like the Amazon BNPL scheme is just Layaway or a store credit card gussied up in Tech speak.
The whole article is just asking a bunch of fintech venture capitalists where they want the market to go; and throwing in a quick blurb from a JP Morgan/Chase exec to make it feel well rounded. Most banks and credit unions aren't JP Morgan, BoA, and Wells Fargo.