From November 2025, Solera Autodata and Digidentity will introduce Australia’s first end-to-end MVIS-compliant solution for independent workshops.
This integration enables access to data for hybrid and EV vehicles in an efficient, as well as compliant manner.
Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Information Scheme (MVIS) requires car manufacturers to share technical repair data with independent workshops. Only appropriately qualified technicians can access safety-critical information.
Solera Autodata and Digidentity streamline compliance through the Autodata Workshop Application and Digidentity Wallet app. Garage owners register their businesses, invite technicians to verify their identity and qualifications, and access to restricted content is then enabled.
“MVIS is about access to data but also about safety-critical data being accessed in a controlled manner,” managing director APAC at Solera Autodata, Chris Iacovou, said.
“Our partnership with Digidentity ensures this is done efficiently.”
Controlled access to EV repair data reduces risks and builds customer trust.
“We’re providing workshops a fast way to prove technicians are qualified for advanced systems. It’s about increased safety standards and trust,” managing director at Digidentity, Fred Slikker, added.
The solution will also be made available in New Zealand.
"Autodata’s partnership with Digidentity sets a new standard for compliant, easy access to EV data," director, product management at Solera Autodata, Salim Arkadan, said.
The solution will be available to independent repairers across Australia from next month.