• Draiver announces the Command Center launch, a cutting-edge platform for vehicle movement management, at the 2024 NADA Show.
• The platform employs advanced AI to navigate routing complexities, optimize trip chaining, and significantly reduce transit times through efficient vehicle movement combinations, coordinating a 20,000-driver network.
• Federico Ranero, Draiver's CEO, positions the Command Center as the "Amazon Prime of vehicle logistics," benefiting clients and gig economy drivers.
• In 2023, Draiver achieved nationwide U.S. coverage, expanded internationally, and surpassed 1 million vehicle moves with a three-year CAGR of over 140%.

Draiver, the leading on-demand vehicle movement service, announces the launch of its Command Center—an all-encompassing platform for streamlined vehicle movement management. Revealed at the 2024 NADA Show, this cutting-edge predictive data product advances Draiver's technological suite, enhancing customer operations globally. In the past year, Draiver surpassed 1 million vehicle moves, maintaining a three-year CAGR of over 140%.

The platform revolutionizes vehicle logistics by utilizing advanced AI to skillfully manage routing complexities and enhance trip chaining. It optimizes vehicle movements by expertly visualizing routes and employing AI to recommend the most efficient trip combinations, increasing the number of vehicles moved while using fewer drivers and reducing transit times. The Command Center yields actionable insights, which improve lead times and offer detailed cost tracking for each VIN, including fuel and tolls. Thanks to its predictive data capabilities, the platform ensures smooth coordination between in-house employee drivers and Draiver's broad 20,000-driver network, resulting in substantial savings in time and costs.

Federico Ranero, Draiver’s newly appointed CEO, leads the initiative, drawing on his extensive go-to-market and tech experience. "The Command Center reinforces Draiver's commitment to expedient and efficient logistics, establishing us as the 'Amazon Prime' of vehicle logistics. It not only transforms business for our clients by providing pivotal data, but also expands opportunities for our vast network of gig economy drivers."

Since its 2013 inception, Draiver has been a catalyst for change in the U.S. vehicle delivery market with a service model that 4x's delivery speeds and reduces logistics costs by over 30%. In 2023, the company achieved nationwide coverage in the U.S. and expanded its innovative model to international markets, including Mexico, Brazil, and Canada, continuing to build on its significant growth trajectory.