Abel Gustafson
@gustafson.bsky.social
co-founder of XandY, prof at UC | social psych, comm strategy | PhD @ UCSB, postdoc @ Yale | embracing uncertainty
Reposted by Abel Gustafson
Also, more than half (61%) say they feel "afraid" about AVs while only 13% say they "trust" them.
This suggests consumers prefer incremental innovations that improve safety without giving up control.
We should position self-driving as an evolution from ADAS rather than a sudden leap.
This suggests consumers prefer incremental innovations that improve safety without giving up control.
We should position self-driving as an evolution from ADAS rather than a sudden leap.
July 24, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Also, more than half (61%) say they feel "afraid" about AVs while only 13% say they "trust" them.
This suggests consumers prefer incremental innovations that improve safety without giving up control.
We should position self-driving as an evolution from ADAS rather than a sudden leap.
This suggests consumers prefer incremental innovations that improve safety without giving up control.
We should position self-driving as an evolution from ADAS rather than a sudden leap.