Establishing communication with an automobile via a telephone number assigned to the vehicle’s integrated or aftermarket communication system permits remote interaction. For instance, an individual might contact the vehicle to unlock doors, start the engine (if equipped), or track its location using telematics services linked to that specific number.
The capacity to remotely interface with a motor vehicle presents advantages such as enhanced security through remote locking and tracking, improved convenience by preconditioning the vehicle’s interior climate, and augmented emergency response capabilities by facilitating direct communication in case of accidents or breakdowns. Early applications of this technology provided basic voice communication; modern systems offer advanced data transfer and control functionalities.