AUTOVISION in the news

Used-car sales dropped by 2.8%, significantly less than the 10.8% decrease in supply, highlighting a robust demand-over-supply market.

AutoVision temporary workers will receive a 3,000 euro inflation adjustment bonus and wage increases of up to 24.5% after successful negotiations and warning strikes.

AutoVision launched an AI-powered monthly used vehicle activity tracker that covers 95% of nationwide used-vehicle activity.

Autovision is offering a 9 EUR discount on technical inspections at its Albi location.

A new Autovision vehicle inspection center has opened at a supermarket parking lot in Le Lude to provide convenient technical checks for cars and motorcycles.

Autovision has opened a new vehicle and motorcycle inspection center at a supermarket location in Le Lude to provide convenient servicing during shopping hours.

A new Autovision technical control center has opened in Le Lude, offering convenient hours for vehicle inspections.

A new Autovision vehicle and motorcycle inspection center has opened in Le Lude, offering convenient midday hours and a supermarket-adjacent location.

A new Autovision vehicle inspection center for cars and motorcycles has opened at the Intermarché parking lot in Le Lude.

A new Autovision technical inspection center for cars and motorcycles has opened in Le Lude, France, managed by Mickaël Sionneau and owned by Guillaume Poupard.

A new Autovision technical control center for cars and motorcycles has opened in Le Lude, France, managed by Mickaël Sionneau.

The Autovision vehicle inspection center in Volgelsheim has reopened under the management of Bruno Lefevre.

Bruno Lefevre is the new manager of the recently reopened Autovision technical control center in Volgelsheim, which had been closed for several months.

Renewal of a ten-year ministerial license for heavy vehicle technical inspections across 74 national centers.

Autovision PL has secured a ten-year renewal of its ministerial accreditation, affirming its role in heavy vehicle technical control across 74 centers in France.

Autovision PL secured a 10-year state approval renewal to continue heavy vehicle safety inspections across its 74 French centers through 2035.

Autovision PL received a ten-year ministerial renewal to perform technical inspections for heavy-goods vehicles across its 74 French centers.

Autovision PL's ministerial approval has been renewed until 2035, reflecting its technical quality and extensive network.

Low Emission Zones are driving owners of older vehicles to skip mandatory safety inspections, creating new risks for road safety and pollution control.

The technical inspection system in France is expanding its role to address manufacturer recall campaigns, starting with Takata airbags, to improve road safety and vehicle compliance.