Sign up for our weekly emails to stay up to date on the latest news!
Vay is set to expand its remote driving fleet in Las Vegas to 100 vehicles and establish a state-of-the-art 8,500-square-foot production facility in 2025. The company’s new facility will serve as a production and hardware deployment hub, capable of processing up to 16 vehicles per week, supporting Vay’s growing operations in the United States.
Key Highlights:
- New 8,500-square-foot facility in Las Vegas dedicated to fleet production and hardware deployment.
- Fleet expansion to 100 vehicles planned for 2025, focused on electric Kia e-Niro models.
- Remote truck driving operations launching soon, supported by new hires for remote drivers.
- Over 6,000 trips completed in central Las Vegas since launch.
- B2B services introduced, enabling remote operation of various vehicles, including trucks and autonomous vehicles.
Vay, a leader in automotive-grade remote driving technology, offers door-to-door mobility services throughout Las Vegas. Its seamless system allows users to book vehicles via the Vay app, drive them personally, and have the cars remotely retrieved after use. This eliminates the need for parking and offers a more cost-effective alternative to traditional ride-sharing.
“This new facility and our fleet expansion highlight Vay’s commitment to serving our growing customer base in Las Vegas, ensuring a seamless experience for everyone requesting our vehicles,” said Thomas Von der Ohe, CEO and co-founder of Vay. “This investment represents a significant milestone for Vay’s growth and will play a crucial role in scaling our offerings.”
Revolutionizing Remote Driving
Vay’s service combines affordability, sustainability, and convenience. Users can enjoy full control and privacy while traveling in a safe, personal environment. The technology reduces urban congestion and promotes greener cities by optimizing the efficiency of Vay’s all-electric fleet.
Additionally, Vay is pioneering job opportunities in remote driving, offering positions with stable hourly compensation, comprehensive training through the Vay Remote Driving Academy, and an appealing work environment. Professionally trained drivers operate vehicles remotely from a station equipped with advanced controls, cameras, and sensors, ensuring safe and efficient operations.
Safety and Technology Leadership
Safety is a cornerstone of Vay’s operations. The company complies with stringent industry standards, including ISO 26262 for Functional Safety and ISO 21434 for Cybersecurity. Vay’s technology has been positively endorsed by TÜV Süd, an internationally recognized testing and certification body.
By combining innovative technology, sustainability, and a focus on user experience, Vay is reshaping mobility and establishing itself as a leader in remote driving solutions for both consumers and businesses.
Sign up for our weekly emails to stay up to date on the latest news!
