CarTrade Tech Limited operates a multi-channel online automotive platform to buy and sell new and used vehicles. The company offers new car OEM solutions that provides OEMs with consumer insights and data-driven solutions for building their digital marketing strategies; new car dealer solutions, which offers customers content and research tools, such as car reviews, on road prices, car specifications, car images, car finance offers, etc.; used car dealer solutions to buy and sell their used cars; and technology solutions for OEMs and dealers, including dealer management systems and auto finance solutions. It also provides new two-wheeler OEM and dealer solutions; online and offline auctioning of vehicles comprising cars, bikes, trucks, farm equipment and construction equipment; inspection and valuation services for banks and insurance companies; and technology solutions to OEMs, banks, NBFCs, insurance companies, leasing companies, fleet owners, etc. to inspect and valuate their vehicles. The company offers its services under the CarWale, BikeWale, CarTrade, Shriram Automall, and Adroit Auto brands. CarTrade Tech Limited was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Navi Mumbai, India.
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