UVeye Expands AI-Powered Vehicle Inspections to Trucks, Buses, and Commercial Fleets

The 'MRI for vehicles' now supports heavy-duty fleets across the US and UK, tackling industry challenges with unprecedented consistency, accuracy, and transparency

TEANECK, N.J, Sept. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- UVeye, the global leader in AI-powered vehicle inspection, announced today the expansion of its automated inspection systems to support commercial fleets, including Class 6–8 trucks and buses. Specifically engineered for the trucking and bus sector, this heavy-duty platform is compliant with CTP AT17 requirements across the US and UK, enabling an automated 17-point inspection process.

Commercial fleets face pressing challenges: vehicle uptime is often too low, costing operators millions; delayed deliveries impact customers and hurt business relationships; and there are too few solutions that manage fleet operations and vehicle condition end-to-end. UVeye's new platform is designed to address these issues head-on by providing a comprehensive inspection system that integrates seamlessly into fleet workflows, streamlines operations, and enhances customer experience.

Utilizing the company's trusted AI-powered drive-thru scanners – the MRI for vehicles – this new solution performs a complete 360° scan of heavy-duty vehicles in seconds, detecting external or mechanical flaws and identifying damages, modifications, or foreign objects under and around the vehicle. Every inspection generates a sharable digital report with annotated images, creating a new level of clarity for fleet managers, drivers, and compliance officers. This latest expansion transforms the inspection process for heavy-duty vehicles, enabling fleets to improve safety, streamline compliance, and minimize costly downtime.

"Extending UVeye into the trucking and bus market is a pivotal milestone," said Amir Hever, CEO and Co-Founder of UVeye. "We've already scanned millions of vehicles for OEMs and dealerships, and now we're bringing that same proven accuracy and transparency to fleets. It's all about helping operators maximize uptime, reduce costs, and deliver a better customer experience."

UVeye's AI computer vision drive-thru systems ensure comprehensive, granular vehicle inspections. By detecting even the smallest damages and providing hyper-accurate evaluations, UVeye maximizes both safety and quality assurance. The company's advanced drive-thru systems can detect a wide range of issues, including:

• Tires — wear, mismatched sets, and compliance issues
• Underbody — leaks, cracks, rust, or hidden structural damages
• Exterior — scratches, dents, and other hard-to-spot flaws

Already used by hundreds of dealerships across the US for automotive inspections, UVeye's systems are also trusted by global leaders such as Amazon, Hertz, and GM. With this latest expansion, the same technology that has transformed inspection standards in the automotive retail and OEM logistics sectors will now be available to commercial operators across the US and UK. Unlike point solutions that only solve part of the problem, UVeye provides an end-to-end platform with integrated dashboards, actionable insights, and the ability to work with third-party systems.

About UVeye

UVeye's AI-powered vehicle inspection systems, referred to as an "MRI for vehicles," deliver unparalleled speed and accuracy in identifying mechanical and cosmetic issues in the automotive industry. The company's suite of underbody scanners, tire analyzers, and 360-degree exterior detection systems has been installed at hundreds of dealerships, fleet sites, and auction lots globally. With key clients like Amazon and General Motors, and strategic initiatives in rental services and seaport inspections, UVeye is shaping the future of vehicle safety and efficiency. For more information, visit: www.UVeye.com.

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