Auve Tech’s prototype was created in 2018 and tested in various environments in different conditions.
At the beginning of summer 2020, Auve Tech started testing its Iseauto shuttle on public streets in Estonia. The pilot route connected Ülemiste City with Tallinn International Airport and a local shopping centre.

Auve Tech’s first project outside of Estonia was in Finland, followed soon by Lamia in Greece.

MiCa, the successor to the well-received Iseauto, was launched in 2022. It quickly became the market leader in Japan in addition to wide adoption in Europe, Middle East and the US.

MiCa also made its way to the United States, where it was introduced in Florida.
In April 2024, West Palm Beach brought MiCa onto public roads, operating on a downtown route demonstrating safe autonomous travel in a busy urban environment.
In November 2025, Boca Raton launched MiCa in Mizner Park, offering rides between shops, restaurants, and cultural venues.

Together, these projects showed how MiCa could adapt to different cities and settings, proving that Estonian-built autonomous vehicles operate confidently and reliably on U.S. streets.

In 2025, MiCa was significantly upgraded. Major improvements in autonomous capabilities are based on the newest version of Auve Stack 2.0 software featuring extensive use of machine learning and real-life data analysis.

The brand-new capabilities include AI-based dynamic reaction to objects, overtaking vehicle detection, side detection and much more. Updated vehicle functional design draws from real-life operating experiences in Japan, Europe, USA and Middle East, improving significantly both vehicle manufacturing processes and end-result quality.
MiCa 2.0 features both updated air conditioning and newest computer and software as standard.