LONDON, March 8, 2017
EurotaxGlass’s Group, Europe’s best-in-class automotive intelligence business, has today announced that it will now be called Autovista Group in line with a complete relaunch of the business and its four core brands – Glass’s, Schwacke, Eurotax and Autovista – all well-known and highly-respected across the pan-European countries they serve.
Fotini Liontou, Chief Content Officer, Autovista Group who has led the brand re-launch says: “We are delighted with the new, clean identity we have created as it clearly reflects the way the business has changed and illustrates our long-term strategy. We aren’t just about data and products, we are an insight provider, and our insight has exceptional value because – with it – we can help our customers become more profitable.”
The new Autovista Group name and branding is also being applied to the company’s products and four market-leading brands which will each use the new look and design together with the ‘Part of Autovista Group’ strapline under their new logo.
“Relaunching the business in this way comes at an exciting time,” says Lindsey Roberts, CEO, Autovista Group. “We have been through demonstrable change in focus and energy during the last 24 months, and our new name reflects our ambition to become the leading automotive pricing intelligence provider across Europe – something we are well on course to achieving.
“Pricing and the implications of price for our customers is probably the single most important business-critical issue they face as it affects every part of the automotive life-cycle,” adds Lindsey.
The new company name and branding is accompanied by a new corporate website, the recent launch of a daily automotive industry intelligence brief, and a clear strategy to take the business all-digital by the end of this year.
About Autovista Group
Autovista Group is made up of Glass’s, Schwacke, Eurotax and Autovista together with a comprehensive range of world-class data and tools for pricing, specification, vehicle identification, valuation and forecasting which set the standard for the European automotive industry.
