Auto Trader has launched two new artificial intelligence (AI) powered tools as part of its suite of Co-Driver solutions.
Dealers using AI-powered chatbots saw a 43% month-on-month increase in customer conversations in January, with a conversion rate of 48%, according to new data.
Dealer tech firm Pinewood Technologies Group is making a £33 million acquisition of Dubai-based artificial intelligence and machine learning company Seez, with an aim to enhance its offerings to motor retailers.
Toyota has developed a new hydrogen fuel cell system, with improved range and significantly lower costs, which it wants to start putting into cars and commercial vehicles.
A new study reveals that Vertu Motors, Group 1 Automotive, and Lookers lead the UK automotive retail sector in providing a seamless end-to-end online customer journey for new car purchases.
Pinewood Technologies has landed a significant five-year contract with Lookers owner Global Auto Holdings to implement its Automotive Intelligence platform across its entire dealership network in the UK, North America, and Scandinavia.
Keyloop has agreed to be an official reseller of AI Assistant’s AI-powered email Conversation Platform.
US dealerships face significant challenges in adopting artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive data technologies, according to a survey commissioned by AI-powered inventory management specialist Lotlinx.
Drivers are increasingly prioritising data security when selecting garages for servicing and repairs, according to the findings of a new survey from Digidentity.
Fast-growing fintech business Bumper is acquiring Telford-based AutoBI, a specialist in business intelligence solutions for dealerships and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Auto Trader will showcase Co-Driver, its new suite of AI-driven auto retail tools, as part of its stand at this year's AM Live.
Hendy Group has launched "Hendy Buy Any Car," a car-buying service aimed at providing a straightforward, user-friendly platform for people across southern England to sell their used vehicles at a fair market value.
Pinewood Technologies has upgraded its earnings guidance as the pureplay automotive software firm prepares for major overseas expansion supported by a brand refresh as Pinewood.AI.
Automotive retail software provider Pinewood Technologies has secured a major five-year contract with AM100 heavyweight Marshall Motor Group.
Northamptonshire-based dealer management system developer and website provider Dragon2000 has been sold to France-based Lacour Group.
Hyundai has entered into a partnership with Waymo to develop fully autonomous versions of its Ioniq 5 that will join the technology giant's fleet.
Dealers that fail to cleanse their databases are leaving money on the table, missing out on low-hanging fruit that could be easily captured with more accurate customer records, according to data expert ADS.
Automotive retail software provider Pinewood has reported significant progress in the first half of FY24, executing a roll-out of its system into Lithia UK dealers and expanding internationally.
The AM Dealer Technology Guide is an annual resource aimed at helping automotive dealers discover and understand the latest technological developments and tools for the industry from a broad range of suppliers, both large and small.
Keyloop has appointed Tim Smith, the former CEO of Automotive Transformation Group (ATG), as its new chief strategy officer (CSO) following its acquisition of ATG in May.
Connected transportation expert Geotab has published a new study revealing electric vehicle (EV) batteries are lasting significantly longer than previously thought- potentially over 20 years.
Nearly three-quarters (72%) of aftersales customers are open to being upsold additional products and services when checking in their vehicles for service, repair, or MOT
Swedish-UK video tech specialist Phyron has launched its first AI-guided photography app, designed to streamline the ad creation process.
New data from the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) reveals a critical shortage of UK automotive technicians qualified to work on vehicles equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
Tesla is preparing to launch its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in China and Europe during the first quarter of next year, subject to regulatory approval. In a bid to gain the competitive edge in two critical markets.
