How Do Consumers Feel About Self-Driving Cars?

Which countries around the world have the greatest enthusiasm for self-driving cars? A survey carried out by the World Economic Forum in conjunction with the Boston Consulting Group has revealed that developing nations are most eager to try self-driving cars. 85 percent of people in India and 75 percent of Chinese respondents said they were very likely or likely to try one. People in Germany and Japan were far less enthusiastic. Interestingly, while 58 percent of global respondents stated they would try a driverless car, only 35 percent would let their children ride alone in one.

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This chart shows the % of respondents who are likely/unlikely to try a self driving car.

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Willingness among customers worldwide to use fully autonomous or semi-autonomous cars in 2021
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Percentage of drivers in selected countries worldwide who are open to sharing their private car as of 2018
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Desire of the global population to use fully or semiautonomous cars in 2024, by selected countries or regions
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Share of respondents who agreed that autonomous vehicles will not be safe in the Asia-Pacific region from 2017 to 2020, by country
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Most common emotions evoked in consumers worldwide by self-driving cars as of January 2019
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Percentage of U.S. car drivers who are likely to buy a fully autonomous car

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