UVeye sets up shop in Canada
The service lane at Comox Valley Toyota in British Columbia. Image courtesy of UVeye.
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UVeye has expanded its footprint to Canada.
The vehicle data intelligence company said Thursday that its advanced computer vision inspection systems have launched at dealerships in British Columbia and Ontario.
This launch kicks off a planned rollout throughout Canada.
UVeye already has more than 1,000 systems installed at dealers, fleets, auctions, rental operations and OEM logistics facilities throughout North America.
“Canada is a natural next step for us,” UVeye chief revenue officer Omer Bar said in a news release. “Canadian roads are hard on vehicles, and much of that damage hides underneath, exactly where our systems look first.
“Dealers in British Columbia are already catching issues a manual walkaround would easily miss. Their rapid adoption of our technology tells us that the market is ready to upgrade to vehicle inspection built on consistency and trust.”
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Trotman Auto Group in British Columbia, which includes Comox Valley Toyota and Cranbrook Toyota, is among the first dealers in Canada to implement UVeye’s system.
“We invested in UVeye because it delivers more consistent inspections while helping us identify items that might otherwise be overlooked, creating additional revenue opportunities and reducing unnecessary costs associated with missed concerns, repeat inspections, and inefficiencies,” said Virgil Davies, who is fixed operations manager at Comox Valley Toyota, in a news release.
“We’re excited to be one of the first dealerships in Canada to adopt this technology and lead the way in modernizing the service experience. We believe innovations like UVeye represent the future of automotive service,” Davies said.
Cranbrook Toyota general manager Brady Smith said: “UVeye has helped us create a more consistent and transparent experience for every customer coming through our service lane. It allows our advisors to review vehicle condition, tire concerns, and other visible issues with customers right at check-in, which supports better communication and builds trust.
“It has also helped standardize our inspection process and gives customers a clear visual understanding of their vehicle. UVeye has become an important part of how we deliver an efficient, customer-focused service experience at Cranbrook Toyota.”