UVeye
UVeye is an AI computer-vision company that builds drive-through vehicle inspection systems for dealerships, OEMs, rental fleets, auctions, and commercial trucking, using patented deep learning to scan 1,000+ images per vehicle and deliver 96% accurate defect detection across underbody, tires, exterior, and interior.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersTeaneck, United States
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What UVeye does
UVeye, founded in 2016 in Israel by brothers Amir Hever (CEO) and Ohad Hever (COO), is a computer vision and AI company that develops drive-through vehicle inspection systems. Its platform combines 20+ high-resolution cameras, edge processing, and patented deep learning algorithms to scan up to 1,000+ images per vehicle in seconds, delivering full exterior, undercarriage, tire, and interior condition reports with 96% detection accuracy versus ~24% for manual inspections. The product suite comprises Helios (undercarriage), Artemis (tires), Atlas/Atlas Lite (exterior), and Apollo (interior/diagnostics), unified under the "UVcamp" cloud platform with add-ons including UV360 merchandising, BDC Booster, and the UVeye AR installation-planning app.
UVeye serves seven primary verticals — franchised and independent dealerships, OEM manufacturers (assembly, PDI, and seaport inspection), rental fleets, auctions and remarketers, finished-vehicle logistics operators, commercial trucking fleets (including Class 6–8 heavy-duty), and last-mile delivery fleets — with notable enterprise customers including Amazon, Hertz, Toyota, GM, Volvo Cars, Hyundai, BMW, Subaru, CarMax, and JLR. Revenue is generated through a mix of capital hardware sales of drive-through tunnels ($100K–$250K+ per system), recurring monthly subscriptions for dealerships and fleets, a pay-for-what-you-use OEM model, and managed services for installation and customer success. Four OEMs (Toyota, GM, Volvo, Hyundai) are simultaneously strategic investors and customers, and 20+ technology integration partners (vAuto, CARFAX, Tekion, Reynolds, TSD, Dealer Tire, Tire Rack, myKaarma, Kimoby, AMI) embed UVeye data into dealer, rental, and OEM workflows.
As of mid-2026, UVeye has deployed more than 1,000 systems worldwide, scanning more than 3.5 million vehicles monthly across 700+ customer locations, with offices in Teaneck NJ (HQ), Norcross GA, Tel Aviv, and London. The company has raised $380.5 million in cumulative funding across Series A through a January 2025 debt-plus-equity round led by Woven Capital, with strategic and institutional investors including CarMax, Hanaco VC, W.R. Berkley, GM Ventures, Toyota Tsusho, and Hyundai.
UVeye firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- UVeye
- Legal name
- UVeye Inc.
- Website
- https://uveye.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- UVeye is an AI computer-vision company that builds drive-through vehicle inspection systems for dealerships, OEMs, rental fleets, auctions, and commercial trucking, using patented deep learning to scan 1,000+ images per vehicle and deliver 96% accurate defect detection across underbody, tires, exterior, and interior.
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- akta.pro rank
UVeye industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Automated Vehicle Inspection Technology
- NAICS
- Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (33451)
- SIC
- Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823), Measuring & Controlling Devices, Nec (3829)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Industrial Vision & Quality Inspection (HDAAAEAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Machine Vision & Industrial Imaging Systems (IMAHAHAE), Video Telematics, ADAS & AI Dashcams (TLAEAFAG)
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Where UVeye is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Teaneck
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices4 records
Markets served
UVeye business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Subscription / recurring SaaS for inspection systems: Recurring monthly subscription to operate UVeye drive-through inspection systems at dealerships, fleets, rental locations, and seaports. BMW of North America recognizes UVeye with 25% reimbursement on monthly fees; GM incentivizes dealers with up to $2,500/month in parts purchase credits plus unlimited iMR Parts funds for the UVeye monthly subscription. Referral program pays up to $6,000 in product credit per qualified dealership referral.
- Hardware sales of drive-through scanning systems: Capital sale of physical scanning hardware — drive-through tunnels are priced in the $100,000–$250,000+ range (Tier 3, per industry AI visual inspection pricing benchmarks), installed across service lanes, fleet depots, OEM sites, and auctions.
- Pay-per-scan / usage-based for OEMs: "Pay-for-what-you-use" model for OEMs that requires no upfront capital expenditure; OEMs pay only for vehicles scanned, without needing costly upgrades for new models, trim levels, or paint colors.
- Managed services & installation / implementation: Includes site survey, AR-based installation planning (mobile apps on Google Play and Apple Store), technical installation, and ongoing customer success & support delivered by Implementation Managers, Field Service Engineers, and Technical Customer Support Engineers.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | Monthly subscription for dealership inspection systems |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | OEM pay-per-scan model with no upfront capex |
| One time/ perpetual license | Multi-year contract | Drive-through tunnel hardware (capital purchase) |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Referral product credit ($6,000 per qualified dealer) |
Go-to-market motion7 records
Distribution channels7 records
Marketing channels11 records
UVeye product offering
Product offeringCore offering
UVeye builds AI-powered computer vision inspection systems that scan vehicles automatically as they drive through scanning stations. The systems detect defects and anomalies on the undercarriage, tires, exterior body, and interior of passenger cars, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles, with results delivered via a cloud-based dashboard for dealerships, fleets, OEMs, auctions, and rental operators.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- UV360: An AI-powered merchandising platform launched by UVeye that transforms every drive-through scan into a professional-grade photo session for vehicle listings.
- BDC Booster
- Helios
- Artemis
- Atlas
- Atlas Lite
- Apollo
Products and services
- Helios
Quantifiable outcome
- 96% detection accuracy vs ~24% for manual inspections
- +9 more outcomes
Companies that use UVeye
Customer profileNamed customers17 records
Segments8 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
UVeye technology and API
TechnologyAPI detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration20 records
AI capability5 records
Feature11 records
UVeye partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
26 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship / tier 1 and core.
- CARFAXflagship / tier 1Integration announced June 23, 2026 — UVeye's drive-through inspection data incorporated into CARFAX's service history reporting system; CARFAX Car Care dealers can now access combined condition and maintenance data through UVeye interface.
- Mesilla Valley Transportation (MVT)flagship / tier 1Partnership announced June 24, 2026 with ribbon-cutting at MVT's El Paso TX operations control center — UVeye AI vehicle inspection systems deployed across MVT's commercial trucking fleet (US/Mexico/Canada); supports CTPAT17 requirements and automated 17-point inspections for Class 6-8 heavy-duty trucks.
- TSD Mobility SolutionscorePartnership announced March 13, 2026 — UVeye AI vehicle scanning integrated with TSD's fleet mobility platform for rental and dealership loaner agreements; automated before/after condition comparison within single rental or loaner record.
- BMW (BMW of North America)flagship / tier 1BMW of North America recognizes UVeye as an accepted MPI tools vendor under the BMW Aftersales Activities Fund, offering dealers 25% reimbursement on monthly UVeye fees. BMW of Honolulu and Habberstad BMW are flagship case studies.
- Subaruflagship / tier 1UVeye announced expanded support program for 600+ U.S. Subaru retailers on January 27, 2026, including underbody, tire, and exterior inspection systems with Tire Rack Wholesale integration and Subaru parts billing compatibility.
- UpdatePromisecoreIntegration announced January 23, 2026 — UVeye's AI-powered vehicle inspections integrated into UpdatePromise's dealership service workflows (Vehicle Check-In, Multi-Point Inspection, Glovebox).
- NumacoreIntegration announced January 22, 2026 — UVeye AI-powered inspection results flow into Numa's AI advisor workflow for dealerships, automatically routing scan findings into Numa's Smart Inbox to convert inspections into approved repair work. Numa serves 1,200+ dealerships across U.S. and Canada.
- Tire Rack WholesalecoreIntegration announced January 13, 2026 — UVeye's AI tire inspection platform connected with Tire Rack Wholesale's live dealer quoting tools; launched first for select Subaru retailers, generating instant accurate tire quotes from inspection results.
- CartuulcoreCartuul transforms UVeye's automated vehicle inspections into a connected reconditioning workflow — UVeye precision imaging flows into Cartuul so every detected issue becomes an assigned and trackable task with full visibility from scan to sale.
- AMI (Automated Media Inc.) for Mopar, Ford, and General MotorscoreUVeye's integration with AMI delivers real-time vehicle inspection data directly into OEM tire programs (Mopar TireWorks, GM Tire, Ford ATW), enabling faster and more accurate tire quoting with UVeye tread depth, DOT code, and image insights.
- Dealer TirecoreIntegration launched September 7, 2025 — combines UVeye's AI-powered tire inspection with Dealer Tire's quoting platform; immediately available to hundreds of dealerships across North America.
- Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) North Americaflagship / tier 1Announced August 13, 2025 — JLR became the first U.S. automaker to fully automate port inspections, deploying UVeye systems at three major U.S. seaports (Brunswick GA, Baltimore MD, Port Hueneme CA). Detects damage as small as 20mm.
- Cox Automotive (vAuto)flagship / tier 1Joint solution announced August 2025, launched February 2026 — UVeye's AI inspection data integrated into vAuto's appraisal, pricing, and inventory tools; piloted by 125 dealers with 850+ vehicles acquired, live at Brickell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Miami.
- Better Car People (BCP)coreBCP integrates UVeye's BDC Booster feed so every high-intent shopper (including those identified in service lane) lands in agent's queue with live UVeye scan data attached.
- DealerVaultcoreIntegration powers enhanced reporting, improves operational efficiency, and drives targeted revenue opportunities through tools like UVeye's BDC Booster; syncs DMS data with UVeye.
- TekioncoreUVeye and Tekion partnered to integrate with Tekion's Automotive Retail Cloud (ARC), streamlining inspections, boosting transparency, and improving service operations. Joint webinars hosted.
- Reynolds & ReynoldscoreIntegration seamlessly connects UVeye with Reynolds Retail Management System; enables dealers to deliver UVeye scan reports to customers in real-time during service appointments.
- Hertzflagship / tier 1Hertz announced partnership with UVeye to modernize vehicle maintenance with AI inspection at U.S. airport locations (Tampa, Newark, Houston, Phoenix, Atlanta) — drive-through scanners perform 360-degree scans, generating date-stamped evidence for damage disputes.
- Acadia InsurancecoreCollaborative effort announced March 6, 2024 to revolutionize auto claims using AI technology.
- myKaarmacorePartnership announced to enhance dealership service operations by integrating UVeye tire and alignment inspection data into myKaarma's communication and service tools.
- Connexion MobilitycorePartnership announced January 20, 2024 to automate General Motors dealers' loaner fleet inspections via integration between UVeye AI inspection and Connexion's loaner management platform.
- HyperteccorePartnership announced December 4, 2023 — Hypertec manufactures and helps roll out UVeye vehicle inspection systems in North America.
- Amazonflagship / tier 1Amazon partnered with UVeye in October 2023 to deploy Automated Vehicle Inspection (AVI) systems across the global Delivery Service Partner (DSP) network — replaces manual DVIRs; 2-3x more defects caught, 96% accuracy, 98%+ safety compliance.
- Hyundai Motorsflagship / tier 1Hyundai became the third OEM to invest in UVeye in December 2020 and is featured on UVeye's homepage customer logos. Strategic OEM partnership with assembly and dealership deployments.
- Volvo Carsflagship / tier 1Volvo Cars co-led UVeye's $31M Series B (June 2019) and announced the Volvo-UVeye partnership on March 12, 2020. Volvo Cars Westport case study shows $300–$400 saved per appraisal and $20k+ annual policy claim savings.
- SkodacoreFirst European car maker to install a UVeye system in a vehicle manufacturing plant (May 19, 2018).
Scale indicators12 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights7 records
UVeye competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- DeGould: DeGould (UK) supplies automated exterior vehicle inspection imaging for OEMs, auction houses, and dealerships. It overlaps with UVeye's Atlas and Atlas Lite exterior scan capabilities in OEM and remarketing use cases.
- Ravin AI: Ravin AI is an Israel-based computer vision company offering AI-powered vehicle inspection for dealerships, rental fleets, and auctions. It is the closest direct competitor to UVeye, with overlapping dealer/rental/fleet use cases and comparable AI-imaging approach.
- ProovStation: ProovStation (France) builds drive-through AI vehicle inspection portals deployed at dealerships, rental operators, and corporate fleets across Europe. It mirrors UVeye's drive-through tunnel architecture and serves overlapping customers in the European automotive after-market.
- Tchek: Tchek (France) provides AI-based vehicle damage detection via image upload, including an inspection portal for dealers, rental firms, and insurers. It competes directly with UVeye on AI damage detection for the same enterprise customer base.
Broad incumbents
- Cox Automotive / Manheim: Cox Automotive (parent of Manheim auctions, vAuto, and Dealertrack) is the dominant auto auction and dealer-tech platform. Manheim's traditional inspection operations are a broad incumbent analog, while Cox Automotive's vAuto is also a flagship integration partner of UVeye — making the relationship both cooperative and competitive.
- SGS: SGS is a global testing, inspection, and certification giant offering vehicle inspection services (PSI, used-car inspections). It is a broad incumbent comparable to UVeye in the vehicle inspection services market, though without UVeye's drive-through AI specialization.
- Bureau Veritas: Bureau Veritas provides vehicle inspection and conformity assessment services globally, including used-car and fleet inspection programs. It is a broad incumbent with overlapping service offerings but a manual/audited model rather than UVeye's AI-imaging approach.
Emerging players
- ACV Auctions: ACV Auctions operates a digital wholesale auction platform with its own vehicle condition reporting technology. It overlaps with UVeye's auction/remarketing vertical (e.g., CarMax relationship) and represents an emerging digitally-native competitor in the same space.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat7 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance3 records
UVeye financial estimates
Financial estimateRevenue estimate
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UVeye leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles6 records
UVeye funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds8 records
Investors17 records
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UVeye M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about UVeye
What does UVeye do?
UVeye builds AI-powered computer vision inspection systems that scan vehicles automatically as they drive through scanning stations. The systems detect defects and anomalies on the undercarriage, tires, exterior body, and interior of passenger cars, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles, with results delivered via a cloud-based dashboard for dealerships, fleets, OEMs, auctions, and rental operators.
Is UVeye a public or private company?
UVeye is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was UVeye founded?
UVeye was founded in 2016. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is UVeye based?
UVeye is headquartered in Teaneck, United States, in the North America region.
How does UVeye make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Subscription / recurring SaaS for inspection systems are the primary driver. The others are hardware sales of drive-through scanning systems, pay-per-scan / usage-based for OEMs and managed services & installation / implementation.
Who are UVeye's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are DeGould, Ravin AI, ProovStation and Tchek. Broad incumbents are Cox Automotive / Manheim, SGS and Bureau Veritas. ACV Auctions is listed as an emerging player.
Does UVeye have an API?
Yes. UVeye systems are described as "API Ready" — edge-processed inspection data is instantly uploaded to the cloud, generating annotated, shareable reports that can be consumed via API. The platform supports integration with dealership management systems, fleet management systems, and third-party platforms via documented integrations. No public documentation URL or developer portal was identified in the source material.
What industry is UVeye in?
UVeye's product category is Automated Vehicle Inspection Technology. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAAAEAG, Industrial Vision & Quality Inspection, with a secondary code of IMAHAHAE, Machine Vision & Industrial Imaging Systems. Its NAICS code is 33451 and its SIC code is 3823.