Vemo said it will start offering robotics rides in Washington DC in Washington DC in Washington on Tuesday.
Before launching commercially, the company will have to take up its lobbying game in the capital, where autonomous vehicles still need humans behind the wheels.
The news from Vemo came out when the alphabetical -owned company aggressively increases its robotics coverage to advance its robotics coverage of Amazon’s Zox and Elon Musk’s Tesla. Musk said Tesla will launch a robotics service this year in Austin and California this year.
Vimo already operates a commercial service in Phoenix, Los AngelesBay Area, and recently Austen, in Contributions with Ride Hell firm Uber. Vemo also plans to launch a robotics service through Uber in Atlanta this year, and has already started preparing employees in complete autonomous vehicles in the city. Along with Miami DC, Vemo’s Public Launch Launch Launch List for 2026
To increase even more enthusiasm and awareness, Vemo has said that it plans to start mapping in 10 cities this year, including Las Vegas, San Diego, and Monday, up to Nash Vill.
Vemo’s DC announces two months after the launch of a small test fleet of its Jaguar I-PACE robotics in the city, where he is manually driving and testing with a protective driver behind the wheel.
The Wemo business model is permanent to remove the human driver from the vehicle. The company said it would work with policy makers to update the district’s permit rules to allow completely independent vehicles to drive on public roads.