Myles offers an urban mobility solution, and challenges the car-ownership model. It plans to build an ecosystem of 50,000 self-drive cars across the country where Myles is available every 400m. Owning a car comes with the hassle of maintenance, insurance, damage and paying the EMIs. Whereas self-drives come without any of the hassles.

Here’s a head-to-head comparison of the cost.

Surprised, aren’t you? Owning a car is clearly not an economical option. No wonder self-drive has witnessed phenomenal growth in the last few years as the trend gained acceptance among young professionals.

Would you choose the smart self-drive option or invest money in a deprecating asset by buying a car? Let us know in comments below.

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