Cars and the Blockchain in Six Steps
Web3Cars.com follows how blockchain and connected technology are changing how cars are bought, tracked, charged and owned.
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Modern cars produce data about mileage, maintenance and driving. Who controls that data is a growing question.
Connected vehicle
Recording service history and mileage on a shared ledger can make odometer fraud and hidden repairs harder.
Tamper-proof record
Some registries are testing digital vehicle titles that make transfers faster and harder to forge.
Digital title
Electric vehicles may one day pay for charging, parking and tolls automatically from a wallet.
Machine payments
A few dealers accept crypto, usually through a processor that converts it to cash. Check the fees and the tax effect.
Dealer payment
Many car and blockchain projects are pilots. Judge them by what you can actually use today.
Pilot vs product
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