Cap to launch cross-border RV analysis tool

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A new international residual value analysis tool that offers fleet operators a deeper understanding of cross-country trends is to launch from Cap HPI.

The new solution will provide cross-border insight into RV movements

The new data tool will allow fleets to analyse residual values movements across different countries at the push of a button, helping to enhance fleet planning and residual value maximisation.

The tool enables users to track the performance of multiple brands at the derivative level over time. Users can analyse values by advertised retail values, transacted values or trade sale to gain multiple views of the market.

The data will initially cover Germany, France and the UK, with plans to launch in Spain and Italy in 2019, and builds on recent moves by Cap to expand into Europe.

Commenting on the new tool, Martin Verrelli, international business development director at Cap HPI, said: “The ability to analyse residual value trends across multiple markets with ease will help the fleet manager to better plan de-fleet and disposal strategies. The data tracks retail, transacted and trade values to provide a deeper understanding of market movements.

“The residual value analysis tool is the first of a wave of innovations that cap will launch in the coming months. The market is undergoing unprecedented change, and we understand the power of data to manage risk and optimise profits.”

The tool allows users to search for vehicles by vehicle type, manufacturer, model or an advanced search by transmission, doors, fuel, body, trim, engine size or power, with BHP for combustion engines and kW for electric vehicles.

Values are shown in the current month or monthly movement, and the view changes over time as monetary value or percentage change to fit into your reporting style or methods. Reports can be exported for analysis outside the tool and can be operated in German, French and English.

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for nearly 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day. Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news - or gossip.