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PRIVATE PLANNING STARTS WITH CLEAR ASSUMPTIONS

TAVX360 · Terrestrial Autonomous Vehicle X 360

Your fleet business.
A longer view.

Compare a four-car fleet across three business pathways. This report illustrates revenue and operating scenarios; it does not establish a market investment return.

20% is an illustrative input, not a verified margin. Operating earnings below use gross revenue × this margin. They exclude depreciation, interest, taxes and replacement capital.

Business pathway: cumulative gross revenue

Constant four-car fleet; each annual revenue target is achieved from year one. No growth, inflation, ramp-up or reinvestment is assumed.

FOUR ACTIVE VEHICLES

Rapid Rental 360

Indicative vehicle purchase budget
$154,520
Annual fleet gross target
$96,000
Annual operating earnings scenario
$19,200
Simple purchase recovery*
8.0 years
Planning horizon
YearsCumulative grossOperating earnings*
5$480,000$96,000
10$960,000$192,000
15$1,440,000$288,000

FOUR ACTIVE VEHICLES

Shared Mobility 360

Indicative vehicle purchase budget
$154,520
Annual fleet gross target
$140,000
Annual operating earnings scenario
$28,000
Simple purchase recovery*
5.5 years
Planning horizon
YearsCumulative grossOperating earnings*
5$700,000$140,000
10$1,400,000$280,000
15$2,100,000$420,000

FOUR ACTIVE VEHICLES

S.M.I.L.E. SM360

Indicative vehicle purchase budget
$154,520
Annual fleet gross target
$220,000
Annual operating earnings scenario
$44,000
Simple purchase recovery*
3.5 years
Planning horizon
YearsCumulative grossOperating earnings*
5$1,100,000$220,000
10$2,200,000$440,000
15$3,300,000$660,000

THE VALUE OF COORDINATION

Build an operating business around your fleet.

TAVX360 helps coordinate business setup with qualified providers, vehicle planning, onboarding, and network participation. Your private evaluation connects the acquisition budget to operating costs, available cash, and a practical next step.

Operate & renew

Build dependable service, manage debt on schedule, and plan for vehicle replacement.

Reinvest & expand

Evaluate using retained cash to reduce debt, then consider additional vehicles when demand and financing support them.

Evaluate financing

Compare approved funding options, repayment terms, reserves, and guarantees before committing to the next fleet stage.

What determines vehicle payoff?

Gross revenue first covers operating costs, taxes, reserves, and agreed distributions. The cash remaining for principal and interest determines the payoff schedule. A paid-off vehicle can improve available cash; expansion still requires demand, replacement planning, and lender approval.

Revenue potential is one part of the value proposition. The business also needs consistent operating results, transferable customer relationships, and clear records. Five years is a planning horizon, not an automatic payoff or sale valuation.

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Financing requirements vary. SBA 7(a) eligibility includes creditworthiness and reasonable repayment ability. Detailed financing strategies and participation terms are reviewed privately.

The full capital stack

  1. Startup: vehicle acquisition, taxes, registration, insurance deposits, site/charging setup, onboarding and working capital.
  2. Operations: labor, energy, maintenance, cleaning, insurance, customer support and platform expenses.
  3. Financing: loan principal and interest, lender conditions and any guarantees.
  4. Replacement: mileage-based vehicle renewal, battery/repair exposure, resale proceeds and new acquisition costs.
  5. Owner cash: taxes, reserves and agreed allocations before distributions.
  6. Exit or reinvestment: vehicle liquidation or a business sale with transferable earnings and contracts; alternatively retain and renew the fleet.

A 10- or 15-year business plan should include vehicle replacements. It must not assume the original cars operate indefinitely. Replacement schedules and residual values remain to be established.

*Operating earnings are an illustrative EBITDA-like measure only to the extent the margin includes all operating expenses. Purchase recovery divides the vehicle budget by those earnings and is not loan payoff, free-cash-flow payback or investment ROI. No ownership split is disclosed here. Investor distributions, debt, taxes, capital expenditures and exit valuations require private due diligence. Targets are not guaranteed or established performance.

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