When many Americans hear the word taxicab, they still think of the classic, urban transport device: An older, heaver, gas-guzzling V-8 wrapped in American steel.
Yet, in a growing number of metropolises, this symbol is quickly being replaced by smaller, lighter, hybrid and electric vehicles that already know where to go and don't need a wrench to fix so much as a certificate in computer programming.
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