Cox Automotive Integrates AI-Powered Inspections with vAuto and UVeye

Aug 12, 2025
Cox Automotive has announced a new integration of its vAuto platform with UVeye, enhancing AI-powered vehicle inspections for dealerships.

Cox Automotive has announced a new integration of its vAuto platform with UVeye, enhancing AI-powered vehicle inspections for dealerships. Announced in a press release, this integration aims to streamline the appraisal and inventory sourcing process by incorporating AI-driven inspection capabilities.

The integration allows dealerships to automate appraisals using real-time condition data, generate instant trade-in offers, and capture high-resolution merchandising imagery. This process is designed to help dealers quickly identify high-potential vehicles and make informed decisions. Select dealerships, such as Brickell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Miami, are already benefiting from this technology, which enables them to appraise vehicles and generate live offers while customers are still in service.

Cox Automotive and UVeye plan to continue refining this integration with dealer partners, showcasing early results and future enhancements. This collaboration marks a significant step in transforming the dealership experience by integrating advanced AI into the appraisal process.

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