Vehicle Inspection Company UVeye Expands to Canadian Dealerships
The company's first Canadian systems are live at Trotman Auto Group dealerships in British Columbia, marking the start of a broader rollout across the country…
Vehicle data intelligence company UVeye has expanded into Canada. The company’s advanced computer vision inspection systems are now live at dealerships in British Columbia and Ontario, with additional Canadian installations planned throughout 2026.
UVeye’s system instantly scans a vehicle entering a service lane or work bay and automatically detects issues such as tire wear, underbody damage, leaks, dents and scratches. Advisors then receive a visual condition report that they can share with customers. The system also provides a 1 minute appraisal paired with high-resolution photos for a vehicle display page for retail or wholesale purposes.
“Canada is a natural next step for us,” says Omer Bar Joseph, CRO of UVeye. “Canadian roads are hard on vehicles, and much of that damage hides underneath, exactly where our systems look first. Dealers in British Columbia are already catching issues a manual walkaround would easily miss. Their rapid adoption of our technology tells us that the market is ready to upgrade to vehicle inspection built on consistency and trust.”
DRIVE-THROUGH INSPECTIONS
The expansion brings UVeye’s drive-through inspection technology to a new market, where dealerships, fleet companies and service providers face similar pressures as their U.S. counterparts: rising customer expectations for transparency and elevated customer experience, tight service capacity and revenue left on the table by missed repair opportunities. The challenges are compounded by unforgiving road conditions and extreme weather patterns, causing internal and external damages that compromise vehicle health and road safety.
Among the first to adopt the technology in Canada are Trotman Auto Group dealerships in British Columbia, which includes Comox Valley Toyota and Cranbrook Toyota, where the systems are already inspecting vehicles daily.
“We invested in UVeye because it delivers more consistent inspections while helping us identify items that might otherwise be overlooked, creating additional revenue opportunities and reducing unnecessary costs associated with missed concerns, repeat inspections and inefficiencies,” says Virgil Davies, fixed operations manager at Comox Valley Toyota. “We’re excited to be one of the first dealerships in Canada to adopt this technology and lead the way in modernizing the service experience. We believe innovations like UVeye represent the future of automotive service.”
The Canadian expansion builds on UVeye’s momentum across North America, where the company has more than 1,000 systems deployed or contracted across dealerships, fleets, auctions, rental operations and OEM logistics facilities. The systems collectively analyze millions of vehicles every month, generating one of the industry’s largest real-world datasets of vehicle condition intelligence.
