Autoteka Adds Repair Data from Kazakhstan and Belarus
Autoteka began displaying calculations for vehicle body repair costs, which were assessed in Belarus and Kazakhstan. Reports now include data on the extent of damage, the volume of bodywork repairs, and the cost of parts.
Consensus
- Autoteka now includes data on body repair estimates for vehicles previously operated in Kazakhstan and Belarus.
- The data includes information on damage, repair volume, and cost of parts.
- The information is sourced from the Audatex system used by insurance companies, dealers, repair shops, and appraisers.
- The feature helps buyers make more informed decisions when purchasing used cars imported from abroad.
- The data is processed using AI and Avito's A-Vibe language model to visualize damage on a car schematic.
- Repair costs in tenge or Belarusian rubles are converted to Russian rubles using the Central Bank's exchange rate on the date of the estimate.
- The number of reports containing data on vehicles from Kazakhstan and Belarus increased by 12% over the past year.
- In July, over 36,000 reports included such information.
- The partnership between Avito and Audatex has been ongoing since 2017.
- The Audatex database is updated daily, with new data appearing in reports as it is received.
Points of divergence
- The most frequently checked brands in Kazakhstan are Toyota (32.7%), Lexus (13.7%), Mercedes-Benz (9%), Mitsubishi (6.7%), and BMW (4.8%); in Belarus, they are BMW (30.1%), Mercedes-Benz (9.7%), Audi (7.8%), Volkswagen (6.5%), and Toyota (5.2%). — gazeta_spb
- The general manager of Audatex, Yevgeny Komarov, stated that the company has been cooperating with Autoteka since 2017 and that over 100 million reports have been generated by users since the service's inception. — gazeta_spb
- The Audatex database integrates data from more than 2,000 sources. — gazeta_spb
- The expansion is relevant due to the presence of used vehicles previously operated abroad on the Russian secondary market. — riamo
- For the first seven months of 2026, nearly 7,000 passenger cars were imported from Belarus and over 1,000 from Kazakhstan. — riamo
- The import volume from Kazakhstan increased 2.5 times over the year. — riamo
- The Avito Auto head of private users, Andrey Tumkin, said the partnership with Audatex helps fill information gaps about vehicles with foreign histories. — riamo
Coverage (3 sources)
- New data on cars with mileage from Kazakhstan and Belarus are now available to Russians — РИАМО
- Avito: Avtoteka added data on car repair cost calculation in Kazakhstan and Belarus - SPb Gazeta RU - St. Petersburg news — Gazeta.SPb
- Autoteka began displaying calculations for body repair of cars that were assessed in Belarus and Kazakhstan — Новости Москвы