UVeye, a company specialising in automated vehicle inspections, has announced that its AI-powered systems are now available for heavy-duty fleets, including trucks and buses. The expansion covers the UK and US and is designed to support compliance with CTP AT17 requirements through a 17-point inspection process.
According to the company, the technology can help address fleet challenges such as costly downtime, delayed deliveries, and gaps in vehicle condition monitoring. The platform integrates into fleet workflows and produces digital reports with annotated images to support safety checks, compliance, and operational planning.
The drive-thru scanning system conducts a full 360° inspection in seconds, detecting external and mechanical flaws such as tyre wear, leaks, rust, or body damage. Results are made available through a sharable digital report, which can also be used by compliance officers and customers.
UVeye states that its systems are already used by dealerships and OEMs, including Amazon, Hertz, and GM. With this extension to commercial transport, the company aims to bring the same process to fleet operators.
Amir Hever, CEO and co-founder of UVeye, commented:
“Extending UVeye into the trucking and bus market is a pivotal milestone. 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 maximise uptime, reduce costs, and deliver a better customer experience.”
The company’s systems are currently available in the UK and US. UVeye has not yet indicated whether the technology will be introduced to other European markets.
