General Motors announces automatic rental car fleet inspection service for 4,000+ dealers

General Motors (GM) is one of the world's leading automakers with thousands of dealers and service centers. Dealers often offer loaner vehicles to customers to keep on the road while the customer's vehicle is being repaired or under warranty. However, dealers face some challenges maintaining these rental vehicles.

When managing a large fleet of rental cars, dealers need to spend a lot of time and manpower on vehicle inspections and maintenance. Failure to monitor vehicle conditions in real time can lead to increased maintenance costs and safety hazards.

To address these issues, General Motors announced that it will provide its 4,000 dealers with automated inspection services for its rental car fleet. The service includes body, tire and underbody inspections, automatically detects the vehicle's condition and provides alerts and notifications. Through this service, dealers will be able to manage rental vehicles more effectively, improve vehicle utilization, reduce maintenance costs, and improve customer experience.

Automatic vehicle inspection integrates four-in-one inspection of body exterior defects, tires and underbody.