(Fortune) Uber wins, GM loses when driverless cars rule the road

In a world of driverless cars, U.S. auto sales would plummet, vehicle ownership falls 50% and opportunities in fleet management, tech and mapping arise.

In a society dominated by self-driving cars, U.S. auto sales might fall 40% and vehicle ownership could drop 50%, forcing entrenched automakers such as Ford Motor Co. and General Motors to adapt or die, according to a Barclays analyst report.

This shift will also create opportunities for tech startups and rental car companies.

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One comment on “(Fortune) Uber wins, GM loses when driverless cars rule the road

  1. Undergroundpewster says:

    I doubt there will be much of a drop so I think this prediction needs to be pinned and pulled out in 40 years to see if the numbers match.