UVeye Expands AI Inspection Program to 600+ Subaru Retailers Across the U.S.

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UVeye is broadening its footprint in the U.S. dealership market by launching an expanded support program for more than 600 Subaru retailers nationwide, positioning its AI-powered vehicle inspection systems as a core tool in Subaru service operations. Under the program, eligible Subaru stores gain access to UVeye’s automated systems for high-speed, granular inspections of underbodies, tires, and exterior condition, alongside Subaru-specific onboarding, workflow guidance, and training materials to accelerate adoption and standardize use. The initiative is structured to integrate into existing dealership processes, including compatibility with Subaru parts billing, and incorporates 360-degree imaging capabilities that support both service documentation and used-vehicle trade-in evaluations. Early adopters among Subaru retailers, including high-volume locations, are already reporting improvements in operational efficiency, customer transparency, and consistency across service lanes, indicating strong proof-of-concept for wider rollout.

Strategically, this expansion deepens UVeye’s penetration into franchise dealerships and strengthens its OEM-aligned channel, adding to a client base that already includes Amazon, General Motors, and fleet and auction operators worldwide. The Subaru-focused program also showcases UVeye’s integration capabilities, such as its connection with Tire Rack Wholesale to enable streamlined tire recommendations and purchasing, which can drive incremental parts and service revenue for dealers and additional transaction volume for UVeye’s ecosystem. CEO and Co-Founder Amir Hever framed the rollout as a way to help Subaru service teams work faster and more consistently while enhancing reliability and the customer experience, underscoring UVeye’s positioning as infrastructure for data-driven, automated inspections. The company will highlight the program and its inspection and imaging technologies at the 2026 NADA Show in Las Vegas, using the event to engage retailers on system availability, installation timelines, and program details, and to further entrench its technology as a standard in dealership service operations.