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Solera Unveils Cloud-Native AI Engine for Automotive Innovation
Purpose-built platform connects data, orchestrates workflows, and accelerates new solutions across the ecosystem
Apr. 20, 2026 at 10:53am
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Solera's new AI-powered platform aims to connect disparate automotive data and workflows, accelerating innovation across the industry.Westlake TodaySolera, the global leader in vehicle lifecycle management, has announced the launch of the Solera AI Engine, a cloud-native intelligence layer designed to power faster innovation across the automotive industry. Unlike traditional AI features bolted onto legacy systems, the Solera AI Engine is an infrastructure-first capability embedded directly into the Solera Cloud Platform, connecting proprietary data, automating cross-product workflows, and enabling the company to rapidly develop and deploy new solutions.
Why it matters
The automotive industry has long struggled with fragmented technology stacks and siloed data, creating operational drag and limiting the potential of AI. The Solera AI Engine aims to solve this problem by providing a unified cloud-based platform, a proprietary automotive data foundation, and an orchestration layer to connect workflows across the ecosystem of dealers, insurers, repair facilities, and more.
The details
The Solera AI Engine is built on three integrated layers: a global cloud platform, a proprietary automotive data foundation, and a workflow orchestration layer. This architecture allows Solera to compress development timelines, rapidly prototype and test new capabilities, and collaborate with customers to deliver practical AI solutions that directly improve operational workflows.
- Solera announced the Solera AI Engine on April 20, 2026.
- The company says the new platform will enable it to deliver enterprise-class applications on dramatically shorter timelines, compressing development cycles by an order of magnitude or more.
The players
Solera
The global leader in vehicle lifecycle management solutions, spanning automotive software-as-a-service, data, and services.
Alberto Cairo
Chief Financial Officer and Managing Director at Solera.
What they’re saying
“The automotive industry doesn't need more AI features bolted onto disconnected tools. It needs intelligent infrastructure that makes the entire ecosystem work better together.”
— Alberto Cairo, Chief Financial Officer and Managing Director
What’s next
Solera says dealers, insurers, fleet operators, and partners interested in learning more about the Solera AI Engine can contact a Solera representative or visit the company's website.
The takeaway
The Solera AI Engine represents a strategic shift in how enterprise automotive software is developed and delivered, providing a unified cloud-based platform, proprietary data, and workflow orchestration to power faster innovation and practical AI solutions across the fragmented automotive ecosystem.
