This 'driverless car' startup is doing the one thing robotaxi companies don't want to be caught doing

Vay is rental car service startup that is fully embracing remote-driving technology in order to deliver cars to users without a human inside.
USA Today

How does Tesla’s robotaxi system work? Inside its remote control strategy and safety gaps

Tesla TSLA.O tiptoed into its long-awaited robotaxi service in Austin, Texas on Sunday with about 10 of its Model Y SUVs that will operate within strict limits. The rides were being offered on Sunday ...
Forbes

Safety Drivers, Remote Diving And Assist—The Long Tail Of Robotaxis

Remote driving room at Vay, where operators have video game consoles and multiple screens to control cars on Las Vegas streets. With Tesla now planning to launch its pilot robotaxi service in Austin ...
Cars.com

What Automakers Offer App Subscriptions and How Much Do They Cost?

Mazda Connected Services are offered through the automaker’s MyMazda app. There, once owners part with $10 a month, they can gain access to features like remote vehicle control, vehicle finder and ...
Seeking Alpha

Grab rallies after announcing a strategic investment in remote driving specialist Vay Technology

Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) announced on Monday that it inked a deal to invest $60 million in Vay Technology GmbH. Vay Technology GmbH was described as a leading provider of automotive-grade remote ...
TechSpot

BMW's remote valet parking lets you control cars like its a video game, kind of

Through the looking glass: Fully autonomous driving and EVs are currently the center of the conversation on automotive technology, but BMW is testing a broad range of innovations. One involves a ...