In development · pending Virginia authorization

Winchester · Loudoun · Washington, D.C.

Driverless rides from D.C. to the Blue Ridge

A locally owned, all-electric autonomous ride service for Loudoun County, Clarke County and Winchester, with trips east of Dulles all the way to Washington, D.C.

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How it works

Three steps. No driver.

  1. 01

    Request

    Set your pickup and drop-off from your phone. That's it.

  2. 02

    Ride

    A clean, all-electric vehicle pulls up. The cabin is yours: no driver, no small talk unless you want it.

  3. 03

    Arrive

    Step out at the terminal, the office, the vineyard or your front door. The car heads off to its next rider.

Service area

Winchester to D.C.

Based in Leesburg, we cover Loudoun County from Dulles west over the Blue Ridge to Clarke County and Winchester, and we’ll take you east of Dulles, through Reston, Tysons and Arlington, all the way to Washington, D.C. Built around the Route 7, Route 50 and Dulles corridors.

  • Airport runsTo and from Dulles (IAD), any hour.
  • Into the cityReston, Tysons, Arlington and Washington, D.C., for work, events and nights out.
  • CommutersRoute 7, Route 50 and the Greenway, plus Silver Line stations.
  • Wine countryLoudoun and Clarke vineyards, breweries and farm stops, with no designated driver needed.
  • Small townsPurcellville, Round Hill, Middleburg, Berryville and more, where rideshare is hard to find.

Planned area, subject to Virginia and D.C. authorization. View the region on OpenStreetMap.

Stylized map of the planned service area Service extends east from Dulles to Washington, D.C. Route 7 runs from Winchester east through Berryville, Round Hill, Purcellville and Leesburg. Route 50 runs from Winchester east through Upperville, Middleburg and Aldie toward Dulles Airport. The Blue Ridge separates Clarke and Loudoun counties. Potomac BLUE RIDGE FREDERICK CLARKE LOUDOUN 7 50 Winchester Berryville Round Hill Purcellville Middleburg Upperville Aldie Ashburn Leesburghome base Dulles Airport (IAD) Route 7 Route 50 Greenway Washington, D.C.via Reston & Tysons Stylized, not to scale

Why us

Local. Electric. Safety first.

Locally owned and operated

Based in Leesburg, run by people who live here and drive these roads every day. When you call, you reach someone local.

Safety-first operations

Every vehicle inspected and cleaned between shifts. Clear incident procedures and real people monitoring the fleet, around the clock.

All-electric fleet

We're planning an all-electric autonomous fleet and working toward Cybercab service. Zero tailpipe emissions from Dulles to the Shenandoah.

An all-Tesla fleet

We plan to run an all-Tesla fleet, starting with Model Y and moving to Cybercab as it becomes available. Why only Tesla? We believe it has the best self-driving technology on the road, in vehicles built to earn top safety ratings.

Coming soon

Where things stand.

Fully driverless, paid ride service isn't authorized in Virginia yet. State lawmakers are expected to take up autonomous ride service in the 2027 legislative session. We're building toward launch now, so we're ready when the law is.

  1. Now

    Building the operation

    Fleet planning, depot and charging site search in the Leesburg–Dulles corridor, and our safety program.

  2. Next

    State authorization

    Following Virginia's autonomous vehicle rulemaking and engaging with local and state officials.

  3. Then

    Launch

    Rider-list members hear first. We'll share a date only when it's real.

Rider list

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