Vay in the news

Vay offers a by-the-minute car rental service with remote delivery and pickup, positioning itself as a cost-effective alternative to rideshares for short-term use.

Vay is a teledriving technology company that enables remote car operation to provide affordable and sustainable urban mobility services, with projected revenue of $29.2M ARR by 2025.

Vay has appointed Angiemae Randolph as Director of People, U.S., leveraging her 20+ years of HR experience to support the company's growth in remote driving technology and mobility services.

Vay's CEO plans to replace private car ownership with on-demand car summoning, targeting a market ten times larger than ride-hailing.

Vay's CEO plans to replace private car ownership by allowing users to summon vehicles on demand, targeting a market ten times larger than ride-hailing.

REE Automotive is deploying its P7-C electric demo truck for evaluation by major fleets in the U.S. northwest, including Franz Bakery, through its dealer FMI Trucks.

Vay is expanding its remote driving car rental service in Las Vegas, including a partnership for discounted commuter rides and plans for further growth in fleet and staff.

Vay has significantly expanded its remote-driven car rental fleet and operations in Las Vegas, serving local residents and partnering with hospitality services, while also supporting autonomous semi-trucks in Texas.

Grab Holdings is investing $60 million in remote-driving technology provider Vay Technology to expand its autonomous mobility strategy and explore integration into its Southeast Asian services.

Nexar and Vay are partnering to integrate Nexar's predictive AI safety model into Vay's remote-driven car rental service to enhance safety.

Nexar partners with Vay to integrate its predictive AI safety model, BADAS, into Vay's remote driving platform to proactively reduce risk for its remotely operated vehicle fleet.

Nexar and Vay are partnering to integrate AI-powered predictive safety into Vay's remotely driven car rental service.

Vay operates a by-minute car rental service in Las Vegas using remotely controlled electric vehicles for delivery to customers.

Vay offers on-demand car rentals by remotely delivering vehicles to customers, providing a cheaper and more flexible alternative to ride-hailing services.

Vay operates a remote-controlled car rental service in Las Vegas, delivering electric vehicles to customers and allowing drop-off anywhere, as a more cost-effective and scalable alternative to traditional robotaxis.

Grab invests $60 million in Vay, a German remote driving technology company, to integrate its services into the future of ride-hailing and car rentals.

REE Automotive and Mitsubishi Fuso are partnering to develop software-defined vehicle technology for next-generation commercial vehicles.

Grab is investing $60 million in Vay, a remote-controlled car-sharing startup, to support its US expansion and potentially integrate its technology into Southeast Asia.

Grab invests $60 million in German remote driving technology company Vay, with potential for an additional $350 million, to support Vay's expansion and Grab's mobility strategy.

Grab invests in Vay, a remote-controlled electric car rental service in Las Vegas, to support its expansion and integrate its technology into Grab's mobility offerings.