An intelligence layer.
For the cars already here.
A connected retrofit platform combining original-key remote commands, live GNSS tracking and vehicle diagnostics—designed for the next generation of connected ownership.
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A different kind
of car upgrade.
A deliberate, premium hardware experience. One device; an entirely new layer of connection.
One box.
Three powerful layers.
Not a standalone smart key. Not just a tracker. A connected layer that adds new possibilities to the car you already drive.
- 01Access, without distance.
Authenticated mobile app commands briefly power the original key and trigger its supported lock, unlock or trunk buttons.
- 02Visibility, wherever it goes.
Dedicated GNSS positioning, cellular reporting, trip history and supported alerts—without depending on physical key range.
- 03Awareness, not guesswork.
Read supported vehicle diagnostics over OBD-II and turn codes into actionable explanations with an AI Auto Engineer.
The original key remains normally unpowered between commands. Vehicle compatibility, key security, thermal safety and true lock-state feedback must be validated model by model.
In Jaipur.
Car in Delhi.
Still connected.
A glimpse of how DriveIQ could feel in use. Tap the phone to send a simulated command. Watch it travel across the connected network to a car in another city.
Choose a control to try the demo.
Functional UI simulation. No car or live cloud connection is controlled here. A transmitted command is not proof of final vehicle lock status. Verified feedback will require a model-specific status source.
A check-up
for your car.
Every day.
Imagine opening DriveIQ and understanding how your car feels. Supported OBD codes, battery trends and helpful explanations create an entirely new daily ownership experience.
Voltage may be dropping while your car is parked. Check battery age, charging voltage and possible accessory drain. This is a suggestion, not a confirmed diagnosis.
A low parked voltage reading can precede a difficult start. Consider testing the battery and charging system.
Not a new key.
A new connection.
A fair comparison with Keydroid Jarvis, using the official product listing. Both solve parts of the connected-car experience in different ways.
| Dimension | Keydroid Jarvis · advertised | DriveIQ · proposed |
|---|---|---|
| Form factor | Portable touchscreen six-button converted smart key | Hidden OBD-connected cellular device + mobile application |
| Mobile access | Advertises proximity automation and physical smart-key controls | Internet-delivered commands to compatible original-key buttons, subject to coverage |
| Vehicle location | Advertises Apple Find My and Google tracking-network compatibility | Independent GNSS receiver with cellular location reporting |
| Car diagnostics | OBD diagnostics not listed on Jarvis product page | Supported OBD-II fault codes, health summaries and battery awareness |
| AI diagnostic guidance | Not listed on Jarvis product page | AI Auto Engineer explanation layer, proposed |
| Original key | Customer's key is collected and converted by Keydroid | Unmodified external shape stored inside device; electronic interface still requires key-PCB integration |
| Retail positioning | ₹21,999 listed price on official Jarvis page | ₹10,999 concept target for premium model; not a confirmed offer |
Source: Keydroid Jarvis official page ↗, checked October 22, 2026. Jarvis also advertises window control, boot opening, USB-C charging and two-year warranty. Its Apple/Google network location is not the same as cellular GNSS reporting; the listing alone does not establish every possible operating range or configuration. DriveIQ specifications and price are pre-production plans.
Hardware is
the entry point.
The platform is
the opportunity.
DriveIQ's hypothesis: existing cars can become connected endpoints for access, monitoring and ongoing services—with value that grows after installation.
An installed foundation
Single-box OBD hardware with original-key integration on explicitly supported vehicle configurations.
Multiple reasons to stay
Remote access, vehicle location, status information and health guidance create repeated app use cases.
A testable revenue model
One-time device + installation revenue, then optional cellular/software subscriptions. Both price and demand remain to be validated.
Focused beachhead
Begin with one verified car variant and small paid pilot; then expand compatibility based on actual evidence.
Bench prototype
Key power switching, cellular connectivity, GNSS, OBD read-only access and app.
Vehicle safety
Validate key detection, passive-start risk, hardware fail-off and lock feedback on one car model.
Paid pilot
5–10 real installations, service experience, failures and willingness to pay.
Production readiness
Supplier quotes, approvals, cybersecurity, automotive electrical testing and support economics.
Let's build
the proof.
This is an early-stage concept, not an investment solicitation or a demonstrated mass-production device. Leave your details to express interest in an introductory discussion.