Context: https://www.motortrend.com/news/2026-rimac-verne-first-look-review-autonomous-robotaxi/
https://electrek.co/2024/06/26/rimac-launches-new-autonomous-level-4-electric-car-brand-verne/
Question resolves YES if by 31.12.2026 you are able to use Rimac self driving Taxi solution in the city of Zagreb.
Note: It resolves NO even if the self driving service in Zagreb is available but is made by some other company/solution while Rimac is still not available.
1,000Could you clarify the definition of "functional" a bit more? In particular I found the definitions in this market to be very clear - Maybe consider copying them, or come up with your own criteria for those areas:
- Have a taxi service of fully self-driving cars (no test, backup or remote human driver - passengers are the only humans in the car and they control where the car is going by specifying a destination).
- The service is generally available (anyone can register for the service and order rides with no restrictions other than the obvious ones that would be placed on similar human-operated services like Uber and Lyft - for example: need a smartphone, credit card), subject to availability (supply constraints are OK).
- It is reasonable to assume that the service is not considered a restricted experiment by the operating company or local authorities (based on publicly available media and reports).