AVLink

The Network

A distributed network, built with local businesses.

Cybercabs are already on the road in Austin, and they're coming off the line fast: Tesla's Robotaxi team reported 300+ serving Austin in October 2026, eight times as many as 30 days earlier. Every one of them still needs to charge, get cleaned, get inspected and park somewhere. AVxLink connects fleets with the local businesses and property owners who already have the skills, space and power to do that work. We're starting in Austin and building toward Dallas and Houston next. We get there before the fleets do.

For fleet operators

Your vehicles need dependable stops close to where they run, and you shouldn't have to build every one yourself. Tell us your markets, what a stop has to handle and what makes it worth using. We're starting with Cybercab-style robotaxi fleets and building for every autonomous platform.

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For service businesses

Run a car wash, detail shop, tire shop, charging site or service center? Own property with space and power? A new kind of customer is coming, one that works all day and needs service close by. Tell us what you have, and help us figure out what a great stop looks like. Free to explore, no obligation.

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Where your business fits

  • Charging

    Property owners and charging providers with power, space and safe access.

  • Cleaning

    Car washes and detailers keeping interiors and exteriors rider-ready.

  • Tires

    Tire shops handling rotation, repair and replacement.

  • Inspections

    Routine checks by qualified automotive businesses.

  • Maintenance

    Independent service shops providing everyday upkeep.

Planned certification

RoboReset: Certified Service Location

RoboReset is our planned certification for service locations in the AVxLink Network: a clear signal to fleets that a site is ready for autonomous vehicles. We're writing the standard now, with the facilities that join first. You don't need certification to talk with us.

Want in early?

Tell us what you run or what you have. Thirty minutes is enough to see if there's a fit.

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