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Business EconomyPosted at: Dec 12 2024 9:06PM


CARS24 launches Autonaut: India’s first AI chatbot for cars

Gurugram, Dec 12 (UNI) CARS24, India’s leading autotech platform, has unveiled Autonaut, a cutting-edge AI-powered chatbot designed to revolutionize how India interacts with cars.
Autonaut is among India’s first multilingual automotive AI chatbots, offering intuitive, human-like conversations to simplify and elevate every aspect of car ownership.
Whether it’s helping users choose the perfect car, providing insights on selling, or offering post-sale guidance, Autonaut answers all car-related questions with precision and ease. Tailored for buyers, sellers, and enthusiasts alike, it transforms the often complex car journey into a seamless and empowering experience.
"Autonaut is a global ambition brought to life in India. We’re designing AI-first solutions that aren’t just for the future of cars—they’re for the future of the world," said Vikram Chopra, CEO & Co Founder, CARS24.
Autonaut is the result of countless hours of research, innovation, and collaboration by CARS24’s team of tech and automotive experts. Extensively tested with some of India’s top car specialists, Autonaut ensures every response, recommendation, and insight is backed by industry-leading expertise. This meticulous validation process guarantees reliability, setting a new benchmark for trust in AI-driven car solutions.
"When we started CARS24, we saw how challenging car ownership could feel for so many people. Autonaut is a reflection of that learning—a way to turn those challenges into simple, intuitive, and empowering experiences,” said Gajendra Jangid, Co-founder and CMO, CARS24.
With each conversation, it grows smarter, tailoring future responses for even better accuracy and relevance. This ability to adapt and evolve ensures users always receive the most relevant, up-to-date insights. To make it easier for our users we have also integrated Autonaut with Whatsapp.

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