Tesla's call for privately owned Cybercab fleets is sparking another business idea: building the infrastructure to service them.
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A veteran real estate executive is trying to launch a network he envisions as the modern-day robotaxi equivalent of full-service gas stations.
Why it matters: Tesla's invitation for entrepreneurs to buy Cybercab fleets is already inspiring another potential business: building the infrastructure to park and service them.
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