Vay Expands Remote-Driven Car Service in Las Vegas

The Berlin-based startup triples its fleet to 100 vehicles and establishes a new production facility to scale its teledriving technology.

Vay's teledriving service allows users to request an electric vehicle remotely driven to their location, offering a cost-effective alternative to ridesharing and autonomous vehicles.
The company has expanded its Las Vegas fleet from 30 to 100 cars, primarily using modified Kia Niro EVs equipped with cameras and sensors.
A new 8,500-square-foot production facility in Las Vegas will support fleet scaling, processing up to 16 vehicles per week, and serve as a hub for hardware deployment.
Vay's per-minute rental service is priced at half the cost of traditional ride-hailing options, providing users with greater privacy and control over their trips.
Vay is also hiring remote drivers and preparing to extend its teledriving technology to trucks, with plans to grow its business-to-business offerings.