South African Woman Shares Her Thrilling Self-Driving Car Experience In America
- A South African woman living in the U.S. gave Mzansi a front-row seat to her incredible self-driving car adventure.
- This futuristic vehicle operates like an e-hailing service but without a human driver—it’s all about AI doing the driving for you.
- Mzansi couldn't help but react with awe and mixed emotions, sparking lively discussions online.
Hey there! Picture this: A South African au pair named Ntombi Selepe is living her best life in the United States, and she’s sharing every moment with her TikTok followers back home. She’s not just showing off her new surroundings but giving them a taste of what it’s like to live in the land of innovation and technology.
Ntombi Selepe has become a digital storyteller for her followers back in South Africa, offering them a glimpse into her exciting new life abroad. Through her vlogs, she’s letting everyone experience the wonders of modern America through her eyes.
Riding Into the Future: SA Lady Tries Out a Self-Driving Car
Every city and country has its own set of must-see attractions that leave visitors in awe. In America, Hollywood might be the first thing that comes to mind for most people, but for one South African woman, the real star of the show was a self-driving car. Imagine that—no driver, no steering wheel, just pure artificial intelligence guiding the way.
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Ntombi Selepe was over the moon when she landed her dream job as an au pair in the U.S., but little did she know that one of the highlights of her journey would be riding in a self-driving car. This wasn’t just any ride; it was a high-tech marvel that left her—and her followers—speechless. As she climbed into the car, she trusted the AI to take her where she needed to go while she relaxed to her favorite tunes.
She captioned her video with a playful touch:
“POV: You took the self-driving car.”
Check out the full video below:
Mzansi Reacts to the Self-Driving Car Adventure
When Ntombi shared her video, it quickly became the talk of the town—or rather, the country. Social media users from all walks of life chimed in with their thoughts and reactions. Some were fascinated, others were skeptical, and a few couldn’t help but crack a few jokes.
@Lesedi💋 shared:
“My trust issues wouldn’t let me get into that car. I’d be too busy wondering if it knows the way home.”
@Celest🫶 added:
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“Imagine having Waymo in South Africa. That would change the game for us!”
@Wizz joked:
“Driving with your spiritual husband? Sounds about right.”
@LovelyLee❤️🙂 noticed something quirky:
“Did you see that? The self-driving car had its seatbelt on. Talk about safety-conscious!”
@Dynamite💋 chimed in:
“I’d probably try to sit in the driver’s seat anyway, just to feel like I’m in control.”
@NTOMBI replied with a laugh:
“Lol, good luck with that. You’re not allowed in the driver’s seat. The car wouldn’t even start!”
@Naledi🎀 pointed out:
“Sometimes I forget that things work differently in America. Their road signs aren’t like ours.”
@Thatso shared a poetic take:
“A passenger princess and her invisible prince. Who knew tech could be so romantic?”
@Ezintle_n commented:
“I’d totally overthink it. Like, ‘What if it’s a ghost driving this thing?’ Yikes!”
SA Au Pair Gets Surprise Gift: A Brand-New Car
Generosity Knows No Bounds
In another heartwarming story, another South African au pair, Tumelo Mphuthi, also made headlines when her American host family surprised her with a brand-new car. Can you imagine the joy and gratitude she felt? This wasn’t just a gift—it was a symbol of the bond they had formed. Tumelo shared the emotional moment on TikTok, and her heartfelt words spoke volumes about how much her host family meant to her. They weren’t just employers; they were family.
Tumelo expressed her deep appreciation for her host family’s generosity, saying they had truly changed her life. Moments like these remind us of the kindness and connections that transcend borders, making the world feel just a little smaller—and a whole lot warmer.
