This application discloses a
remote control method,
system, vehicle, device, and medium for vehicles. The
remote control method includes: receiving
remote control commands from a remote service platform via an onboard TBOX and storing the remote control commands in a preset command buffer; sending the remote control commands to the corresponding in-vehicle controller when the next message
transmission cycle is reached; if the next message
transmission cycle has not been reached and a new command is received, updating the command buffer with the new command, and sending the commands in the command buffer to the corresponding in-vehicle controller when the next message
transmission cycle is reached. By storing remote control commands in a buffer, multiple control commands can be continuously issued without waiting for controller feedback. Simultaneously, updating the command buffer with new commands avoids command duplication or conflict within the buffer, thereby reducing communication redundancy and improving remote control efficiency.