1. Stick with building real cars powered by gasoline engines. They have decent range, and you can refill the gas tank in a few minutes. Nobody wants to cool their heels on a trip for a couple of hours waiting for batteries to recharge. Hybrids simply cost $10k more than real cars and don't offer much in the way of better fuel economy.
2. I personally would never buy a self driving car. As a matter of fact I would not ride in one either. When I am zipping thru traffic, I want my hands on the wheel, not some microprocessor. A little R&D, to stay up to speed on the technology is one thing, betting the company on a self driving car model is foolishness.
3. Offer a thermometer in the car. On cold dark nights, you want to know if that black slickness up ahead is ice, or just a puddle. Is it above or below freezing out side? Could be a matter of life or death. And make sure the thermometer reads right when it gets wet by rain or road spray.
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