This week's newsletter dives into the world of micromobility, self-driving cars, and electric vehicles, highlighting both exciting advancements and lingering questions.

First up, Lyft is restructuring its micromobility business, getting rid of dockless rides and laying off a small percentage of its workforce. This move begs the question: Is the dockless model truly unsustainable?

Meanwhile, Uber is aiming to conquer South Korea's ride-hailing market, directly challenging local giant Kakao Mobility. This raises an interesting point: How much influence will global tech giants have on local transportation ecosystems?

Speaking of self-driving, Tesla's plan to unveil its robotaxi at a Warner Bros. studio event has sparked speculation. Could this be a strategic move to showcase the technology in a controlled environment? And what does the fact that Tesla was heavily collecting data in that specific area suggest about their plans?

In the EV world, Tesla has deleted all its blog posts from before 2019, leaving many wondering about the reasoning behind this sudden digital purge. What information might they be trying to bury or protect?

The Chevrolet Equinox EV 2LT is getting some attention, but is it truly a game-changer? The latest model boasts improved software, a longer range, and a competitive price point. But, some users are reporting issues with the hands-free driving system, Super Cruise. Could this be a sign of growing pains in the autonomous driving space?

The future of transportation is rapidly evolving, bringing both exciting possibilities and challenges.

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