Infomedia said it will acquire Germany-based Veact, a move that expands its European footprint and broadens its global automotive aftersales software and customer-engagement ecosystem. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the transaction underscores continued consolidation in dealership technology as vendors seek scale, data depth, and recurring service revenue.

Infomedia said it has acquired Veact, extending its automotive aftersales software and data ecosystem into Europe and strengthening its global reach with a more integrated service and dealer engagement offering. The transaction supports Infomedia’s strategy to deepen recurring revenue and expand its footprint across the higher-growth digital aftersales market; terms were not disclosed.

Infomedia’s planned acquisition of Veact extends the company’s reach in Europe and strengthens its global aftersales software ecosystem. While financial terms were not disclosed in the title, the deal appears strategically aimed at deepening customer retention, service monetization, and digital engagement across OEM and dealer networks.

Einride’s shareholders have approved the company’s merger with a SPAC, clearing the way for the freight technology firm to begin trading on Nasdaq. The transaction gives Einride access to public capital markets to fund growth as it scales its electric and autonomous logistics platform, though the company did not disclose updated valuation details in the announcement.

Peter Warren Automotive said it will respond to the ACCC's assessment of its proposed Wakeling Automotive acquisition as the Australian competition review advances. The transaction remains strategically important for Peter Warren's dealership expansion, but regulatory scrutiny could affect timing, structure or final approval.

Following completion of the Fullpath acquisition, Cox Automotive has introduced an integrated AI data platform aimed at helping dealers improve lead handling, personalization and conversion. The move underscores rising competition in dealership software as retailers seek more unified data tools to drive sales efficiency and customer retention.

Cox Automotive’s acquisition of Fullpath is now finalized, expanding its capabilities in AI-based marketing and customer relationship management for dealers. Strategically, the move adds another layer of software integration to Cox’s ecosystem and reflects continued consolidation in automotive retail technology.

With the Fullpath acquisition complete, Cox Automotive is enhancing its AI-powered dealer marketing platform and broadening its end-to-end digital retail offering. The transaction reinforces the growing competitive importance of first-party data, automation, and AI in dealership sales and marketing operations.

Cox Automotive has completed its acquisition of Fullpath, further strengthening its portfolio of digital retail and customer engagement technologies for dealers. While terms were not disclosed, the deal underscores Cox’s strategy to deepen software capabilities and improve data-driven sales and marketing tools across its ecosystem.

Cox Automotive has completed its acquisition of Fullpath, adding an AI-driven customer data and engagement platform to its retail technology portfolio. The deal strengthens Cox's position in dealer software and data analytics, although financial terms were not disclosed.

Cox Automotive has completed its acquisition of Fullpath, bringing the AI-driven customer data and marketing platform into its broader dealership technology portfolio. The deal strengthens Cox’s position in digital retail and dealership marketing, underscoring the industry’s shift toward data-enabled, AI-powered customer engagement tools.

Cox Automotive has completed its acquisition of Fullpath, extending its digital retail and customer-engagement capabilities across the automotive sales funnel. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the deal underscores Cox’s push to deepen dealer technology offerings and strengthen recurring software-driven revenue.