halo.car

Halo.car is a technology company based in Las Vegas, founded in 2019 by Anand Nandakumar, who previously led Uber’s self-driving division.

The company specializes in on-demand electric vehicle (EV) carsharing, utilizing proprietary remote-piloting technology to deliver vehicles directly to customers. Users can request a car through a smartphone app, and the vehicle arrives driverless for them to use without the need for traditional rental counters or parking logistics. Halo.car aims to promote the transition from gasoline-powered vehicles to electric ones, reducing carbon emissions and changing the concept of personal car ownership. The service is designed for urban residents and travelers in the Las Vegas Valley, providing flexible vehicle access without the burdens of ownership. The fleet includes electric models like Kia Niros and Chevrolet Bolts, and the company has developed a hardware kit that can be installed in various vehicles to enable remote control and monitoring.