… functions of an autonomous car, consumers also make considerations outside of their utilitarian
benefits (eg, effort and performance expectancy, perceived ease of use and usefulness), …

… This study’s outcome revealed user diverse expectations of autonomous mobility and
provided insights into requirements for proper communication between driverless vehicles and …

… user acceptability of AD also exist. These include weak links between theory and evaluation,
little attention to user expectations … in an fully Autonomous car after her level 4 drive along: …

… By applying these findings to the context of cars, a person can be expected to use a car if
he/she believes that it fulfills his/her expectations with regards to its instrumental benefits, that is…

… autonomous pods are considered also as a feeder service [10], [12]. Furthermore, autonomous
cars may … We faced, as a lesson learnt, that user expectations can be measured by stated …

… Expectations at the moment are for fully autonomous cars to … for users will be the opportunity
to use an autonomous car … , along with the ability to use an autonomous car without any age …

… We conduct choice-based conjoint experiments about autonomous cars in a purchase …
Relatedly, we measure expected marketing support, which is limited to consumer expectations …

… Use case 2 (user expectations): As was discussed in the use … more advanced, meeting
user expectations will be crucial for … Users' expectations are shaped by their experiences with …

… while driving the car and how safe are they while driving. Any company which produces AVs
must meet users’ expectations and coax them to transfer from manual to autonomous cars. …

… about their expectations of social acceptance of their purchase of an … to use such a car
due to possible malfunctions. 0.991 Q11R1 I will be afraid to use an autonomous car, as the car …