That is: people PERSONALIZE their cars. There are compartments all over most cars where folks stash their small personal items. I simply do not see people completely cleaning out their cars every time they get out of them. That is what it would take to keep exchanging cars. Even batteries.
Suppose you have an electric car. The battery reaches its "end of life" and you spend a lot of money to replace it. Then, when you go on a trip, and when your battery runs down, you pull into a "charging station" that is in reality an exchange station. They take out your brand new $5000 battery and put one in that has maybe 6 months of life left in it.
NOT ON MY DIME!!!!!
Next, about not owning the car and just exchanging it when the charge runs out. Personally, I do not want to get into a car that was last driven by a smoker, or some guy with pneumonia that hacked gobs all over the instrument panel, or the family that has left stinky diapers from changing their baby, or the ones whose dog had a little "accident" in the back seat because there was no convenient place available to walk the poor creature.
In short, your idea has too many shortcomings to be practical.
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