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Since early 2025, the US carsharing provider Sway Mobility is turning to remote driving in a pilot project in Detroit. Drivers use the app to select the right vehicle from all those available, which is then teleoperated to the station. The aim is to make carsharing as convenient as possible - and for providers to benefit from higher capacity utilization and reduced costs at the same time.

Teleoperated driving in carsharing: More efficiency and higher utilization

Since early 2025, the US carsharing provider Sway Mobility is turning to remote driving in a pilot project in Detroit. Drivers use the app to select the right vehicle from all those available, which is then teleoperated to the station. The aim is to make carsharing as convenient as possible - and for providers to benefit from higher capacity utilization and reduced costs at the same time.

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