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Jacob Krol

I got remotely driven around Las Vegas, and it has me rethinking rideshare and rent-a-car services

A Vay Kia Kia e-Niro on the street in Las Vegas.

While I did summon an Uber more than a few times while attending th 2025 CES tech expo in Las Vegas, these weren’t the most interesting rides I took by a long stretch. That honor goes to Vay, a remote-driving fleet currently operating in the city.

Vay's pitch is that instead of you using a rideshare service or renting a car the classic way, it will deliver a car to you, assuming that you request it in an eligible locale. That car will pull up and park itself, but there won’t be a driver inside; instead, it’s being remotely driven by an operator in a custom rig, and when it's delivered you’ll hop in the driver's seat and be on your way.

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