Vay Expands Teleoperated Car-Sharing with New B2B Partnerships

• Vay, a Berlin-based startup founded in 2019, offers a unique car-sharing service where cars are teleoperated remotely by employees in an office.
• Customers in Berlin and Las Vegas can hail a car via the Vay app, which arrives without a human driver.
• Customers drive the car themselves and once finished, the vehicle is remotely piloted back.
• Vay has recently expanded into B2B services, securing deals with Peugeot and Poppy, a Belgium-based car-sharing company.
• Vay's technology aims to revolutionize mobility by enabling any vehicle to be teleoperated using existing ADAS cameras.
• Vay’s pricing, at 50% less than Uber and Lyft, attracts local users but impacts profitability.
• The company plans to scale its fleet to 100 vehicles within the next six to nine months as it continues to expand its market presence.

Source: TechCrunch

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