
Alex Roy
General Partner at New Industry Venture Capital. Founder and host of the Human Driven Podcast. Co-host of the Autonocast.
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Jun 15, 2025 • 50min
As Tesla readies for launch, Alex Roy inspects the economics behind the robotaxi business model
Join Alex Roy, a venture-capital partner and founder of the Human Driving Association, as he unpacks the economics of Tesla's upcoming robotaxi launch. He shares insights from his time in the robotaxi startup world and evaluates the business viability of self-driving technology. Delving into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software, he contrasts it with Waymo's established presence and identifies four companies poised to lead the market. Roy navigates concerns over safety and public perception, shedding light on the future of automated transportation.

Sep 20, 2024 • 46min
#313: Alex Roy Gets A New Tesla, Ed is Upset, Kirsten Discusses The News
Alex Roy, an automotive adventurer known for his thrilling car escapades, shares his excitement over his new Tesla, sparking a lively debate with commentator Kirsten. They discuss the nostalgia of electric vehicles, comparing Tesla with iconic supercars. The trio delves into the trials of owning Teslas, from charging challenges to brand loyalty. As tensions rise with Ed's contrasting views, they navigate the latest in autonomous vehicle innovations, emphasizing transparency in the industry's evolution.

Dec 21, 2023 • 59min
AI in Automotive - #406 - Alex Roy, Founder - Johnson & Roy Advisors, Autonocast, The Drive, Human Driving Association
Alex Roy, founder of Johnson & Roy Advisors and host of the Autonocast podcast, joins to discuss the recent troubles faced by Cruise, including a fatal accident and key executive departures. They unpack the various aspects of the incident, emphasize the importance of company reactions, and explore challenges in the autonomous vehicle industry. They also discuss the lack of imagination in the tech industry, the future of the automotive industry, and the risks of using metrics as a standard for success.