Kia, KT and SUM target PV5 remote-driving service launch
Kia, KT and SUM signed an agreement to develop PV5-based remote-driving services for vehicle sharing and mobile public-service applications, targeting a commercial launch before the end of 2026.
Evidence notes
- Kia is responsible for vehicle development and integration, KT for communications infrastructure and SUM for the remote-driving system.
- The initial applications are planned for vehicle-sharing and mobile public-service use cases.
- The partners target commercial service launch before the end of 2026, beginning with selected international markets.
Company context
South Korean automotive manufacturer developing purpose-built vehicles and autonomous-mobility services alongside its broader vehicle business.