No more talking to an agent to buy a car: SKYWELL, an electric car importer, announces a creative step in the customer experience and has set up a stand for self-purchase of cars at the Automotive Show | The position was developed by the Israeli fintech company Nakes
Avi Yosef 18.04.2022
The self-service checkout trend has been gaining momentum in recent years, due in part to the fact that it provides a simple and easy shopping experience for the customer and presents him with a wide range of options. Self-service stations have become very popular and they allow, among other things, shortening queues, pre-booking, fast payment, manpower savings and more. The positions that can be found today mainly in the food sector, Nakes brings for the first time also to the automotive industry.
SKYWELL Importer Balls Group, the electric vehicle brand, announces another creative step in the customer experience for SKYWELL drivers. The unique stand developed by the Israeli fintech company Nakes will be placed in the company’s booth at the Automotive Exhibition, which opened yesterday (Sunday) at the Expo, the exhibition grounds.
Nakes has developed the self-service stand (“kiosk”) that allows the customer to choose a car model, type of upholstery and accessories with the help of an on-screen experiential interface. The down payment is made at the smart clearing terminal, in the EMV standard installed at the station, so that the customer controls the entire purchase process from start to finish.
Kadouri Group has been engaged in the automotive field since 1948. Kadouri Group is an importer and marketer of the largest car spare parts in Israel. In addition, the group is owned by the OTO leasing company, which specializes in leasing to high-tech companies and manages a vehicle fleet of thousands of vehicles. In parallel with the extensive vehicle activity, the company is also engaged in the field of real estate and owns storage and logistics areas that are leased to leading companies in the economy.