The fleet
One hundred cabs. One depot. A 24-hour rhythm that repeats in every region.
The regional unit
Every region starts with the same building block. Get it right once, then repeat it.
Planning figures. Fleet size, radius and staffing are set per region.
A day in the fleet
Cabs rotate through the day in waves, so the road is never empty and the depot is never idle.
First wave rolls out
Charged, cleaned and inspected overnight, the first Cybercabs leave for airport runs and early commuters.
Full deployment
Most of the fleet on the road. Remote monitoring watches every vehicle; field response is minutes away.
Rotate and recharge
Cabs cycle back for a quick charge and a cabin check, then return for lunch traffic.
Second rush
The whole fleet back out. Nightlife pickups begin as commuters finish.
Deep clean and inspection
Waves return for cleaning, tire and sensor checks, software updates, and a full charge.
The night shift
Ride demand is lowest. Cybercabs not needed for rides are free for night deliveries and fleet compute — both concepts.
What keeps the fleet honest
Inspected every cycle
Nothing leaves the depot without a checklist: tires, sensors, cabin, software.
Clean cabins
A rider judges the whole company by the seat they sit in. Cleaning is scheduled, not optional.
Always watched
Remote monitoring around the clock, with a field team on call for anything a car cannot solve itself.
Measured
Uptime, rides per cab, cost per mile, rider ratings — reported weekly, region by region.