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AVILOO: AVILOO Business

It also offers a battery warranty verified by the company and publishes news on e-mobility.

AVILOO: product details

AVILOO describes itself as the only independent EV battery quick test on the market, AI-powered and manufacturer-independent. Its home page says a certificate gives a precise diagnosis of battery state in about three minutes, sold in three forms: AVILOO Business for people who trade, manage or maintain electric cars, AVILOO Private for individuals who want assurance when buying or selling, and a premium test that makes the certificate available to everyone.

A Flash Test is offered exclusively to business customers.

It also publishes AVILOO Data & Research, with independent data and insights on EV batteries, a magazine called detect, whitepapers and studies, and lists itself as an associated member of an industry organization. The company is based in Europe, so a U.S. dealer should ask whether its test supports the models sold locally, how a certificate is accepted by lenders and insurers and how the three-minute test connects to a vehicle.

These are company claims. A dealer weighing it against other battery health tools should compare what each reports, such as state of health, range estimate and cell-level data, how the report is shared with a buyer, what a single test costs at your volume, and whether the results are accepted in your market when pricing a used EV.

The business offer is sold to anyone who trades, manages or maintains electric cars, and the private offer adds assurance at purchase. For a dealer this means the test could be shown to retail buyers as an independent report.

Ask what vehicles are supported, what the test requires of the vehicle connection and of the technician, whether the certificate can be shared as a link, and how it handles a car with a software lock or a recent battery replacement. Ask what it costs.

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