News, 13 August 2025
Cox Automotive has integrated UVeye’s industry-leading AI inspection technology into its vAuto platform—enabling dealerships to automatically generate real-time, data-backed appraisals and trade-in offers right from the service lane.
Cox Automotive fused its inventory management tool, vAuto, with UVeye’sAI-powered vehicle inspection systems. Hence, enabling select dealerships which can scan trade-in vehicles in the service lane and instantly feed detailed condition data into vAuto’s analytics.
“This is about helping dealers act faster and smarter,” said Derek Hansen, VP of Operations at vAuto, highlighting how the AI integration allows for immediate, data-informed offers and merchandising materials—right when the vehicle is on site.
UVeye CEO Amir Hever echoed this sentiment: “With Cox Automotive as a key partner, we’re transforming the dealership experience by integrating advanced AI into the appraisal process. This collaboration is helping us automate inspections and deliver instant, data-driven appraisals—bridging service and sales like never before.”
The AI-driven system brings multiple perks for forward-thinking dealerships:
- Automated appraisals grounded in real-time condition analytics
- Instant trade-in offers, informed by market data and visual scans
- High-resolution merchandising images captured pre-reconditioning
- Efficient inventory sourcing, with vehicles assessed right from the service lane
At Brickell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Miami, General Manager Jonathan Noda shared real-world results: “We’ve relied on vAuto for inventory and UVeye for inspections. Now we’re connecting the dots. If we can scan a car, appraise it accurately, and generate a live offer while the customer’s still in service—that’s a whole new level of opportunity.”
Cox Automotive is the global leader in automotive services and technology, powering major brands like vAuto®, Manheim®, Autotrader®, and Kelley Blue Book® with data-driven retail and wholesale solutions. UVeye delivers advanced AI-based vehicle inspection systems—often called the “MRI for vehicles”—installed globally at dealerships and fleets for real-time condition diagnostics.
Source: PR Newswire
Reference: Auto Remarketing
