1 Thing We're Talking About: UVeye, GM team up for loaner, fleet inspections

UVeye's inspection system quickly scans the exterior and underbody of vehicles and sends a condition report to customers. (UVEYE)

February 01, 2024 02:45 PM

After its successful deployment in dealership service lanes and with Amazon, artificial intelligence-powered vehicle inspection provider UVeye has turned its attention to GM dealers' loaner and rental fleet operations.

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