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Jason Thomas, Zoe Shore, Kai Reyes
Project Helios
Executive Summary
ProblemTraditional cars have an untenable economic and social cost.
PropositionGM’s autonomous vehicles save thousand of lives and millions of dollars.
PositionAmerica’s largest car company is primed to enter the next revolution in transportation.
POVInnovate the tradition Personal transportation model
People PartnersPartner with intel an Lyft to Increase productive efficiency and open revenue streams
PromotionalVary our message and pricing totarget different groups of consumers
ProductCreate a the car of the future
Process PlanDevelop a car that fits into traditional carinfrastructure, but can lead the way into the Autonomous transit of the future
PossibilitiesSelf-Driving cars will be the next trilliondollar market
ProfitWe expect Project Helios to produceA 1.8 Billon Dollars in revenue within5 years
Problem
Point of View
Project Helios will change how we view Personal Transportation and Ride Sharing
Current Ride Sharing Supply Chain
Helios Ride Sharing Supply Chaing
Personal Drivers Operate Personal
Vechicles
Personal Drivers are paid commission (25%-36.5%) plus
tip on rides
Lyft Collect Revenues
GM provides Lyft with fully
autonomous Electric Cars
Cars Pick up riders and recharge themselves
Lyft and GM split 100% of Gross
Revenues
Proposition
Position
Product
Process/Plan
People/Partners
Partnerships are key to Productive Efficiency
Exploring New Revenue Streams though our Partnerships
Possibilities
Project Helios will Revolutionize the way GM the American transport market.
Market
Share
$194.6 B
SAM$1.436 T
TAM$2.261 T
We evaluate GM to have 8.5% of The total American transportation Market
We Believe that by implementing Project Helios and we can double our market share by 2025.
Promotion
Profit
Evaluating the Viability and Growth of Project Helios• We project 1.8 Billion Dollars in Net Revenues by Year 5• We evaluate our terminal value at the same point to be $10.9 Billion
Dollars
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
-500,000
0
500,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
Revenue
Revenue