Cologne, Germany - ALLDATA® Europe, an AutoZone® Company, introduces its newly redesigned ALLDATA Repair platform, delivering a faster, more intuitive user experience based on customer feedback.

ALLDATA Repair, which serves as the technology foundation for ALLDATA’s suite of automotive service and repair information solutions, enables improved performance, streamlined navigation, and a more responsive user interface across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Designed to fit more naturally into technicians’ day-to-day workflow, the platform provides access to technical information wherever it is needed, including directly at the vehicle. This makes vehicle manufacturer data quicker and easier to locate, helping technicians work with greater confidence.

The platform, with licenses from 44 vehicle manufacturers, coverage across 165,000 vehicle combinations, and translations in five languages, will also enable ALLDATA to introduce new features and functionality more efficiently. The new Quick Specifications feature enables instant access to commonly used vehicle servicing information, including torque settings, oil grades to fluid capacities, tyre pressures and timing configurations for supported vehicles. By bringing frequently used vehicle data points together in a simple, user-friendly format, technicians spend less time searching for information and more time completing routine service and maintenance work.

“Accessing diagnostic, repair, and maintenance information quickly and efficiently is an essential part of today’s workshop environment,” said Karol Englert, Managing Director of ALLDATA Europe.

“Throughout the development of our redesigned product platform, we’ve listened closely to customer feedback to create a platform that is faster, more intuitive, and easier to use. By improving the overall user experience while continuing to provide trusted original vehicle manufacturer technical information, we’re helping workshops operate with greater confidence.”

“The automotive industry is evolving rapidly, and the technology supporting workshops must be able to evolve with it,” said Satwinder Mangat, President of ALLDATA. “The new platform represents a significant long-term investment in our customers, combining the trusted original vehicle manufacturer information they rely on today with a more adaptable platform that positions us to respond to changing industry needs and deliver continuous innovation in the years ahead.”

The launch comes at a critical time for the automotive aftermarket, as workshops face a growing range of operational, technical, and commercial pressures. Technicians had the opportunity to get a first look at the redesigned ALLDATA Repair platform at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026, where it received positive feedback for its improved usability and more intuitive navigation. The enhancements are designed to help technicians access accurate OEM repair information more efficiently, improve workshop productivity and navigate the increasing complexity of modern vehicle repair.