autoSense, a connected car platform using Springworks' technology, launches in Switzerland, opening a wide world of connected car services for Swiss drivers.

Stockholm, Sweden – autoSense is now available for both Swiss consumers and fleet managers. The app-based digital car assistant is compatible with cars from model year 2004. Swisscom, AMAG and Totalmobil! are already partners of the venture. Following last year’s announcement, Springworks and the autoSense team have worked together to launch the service in less than 12 months.

CCO at Springworks, Fredrik Åkerlind, explains that “autoSense is all about delivering a truly valuable connected car experience to Swiss drivers that saves time, money, and brings drivers a level of safety and security not yet seen in an app-based service.”

From security warnings to trip journal

With the autoSense app (free to download and demo) and a small plug-in device that is connected to the car, users receive valuable information about their car, letting them take timely or proactive action.

For example, drivers can see real-time car location and get immediate push notifications if their car is tampered with or moved outside a designated area. If battery levels are low, drivers can find the closest garage to drop in or book an appointment. Driving time and distance are also captured in the trip journal for those using their car for work.

autoSense CEO Jaap Vossen says “I am convinced that we can offer our customers an attractive and unique offer in Switzerland. The open approach invites you to participate. Together with our partners, we want to create a promising Swiss ecosystem.”

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