UAE-based Automotive SaaS company Seez has secured a $4.2 million investment to support its expansion into the US market.
Seez’s product portfolio is built on proprietary tech, which includes Seezar, an AI chatbot designed to transform customer interactions, along with a range of advanced AI SaaS modules tailored for the automotive industry.
As one of the first companies to introduce an AI chat solution for car dealers, Seez has consistently paved the way in utilising AI to streamline dealer operations and improve efficiency. These innovations have established Seez as a leader in AI products for the automotive industry, with traction across 16 markets and growing. In addition to its AI solutions, Seez offers a suite of e-commerce and omnichannel products.
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Seez CEO Tarek Kabrit said: “As pioneers in bringing AI technology to the automotive sector, this investment underscores our commitment to innovation and disrupting the status quo. We’re excited to capitalise on our momentum, develop our product offerings, and push the boundaries of automotive solutions.”
With a growing demand for intelligent, data-driven solutions — “The success of Seez’s AI modules positions us strongly to accelerate our expansion efforts.”
As one of the largest automotive markets in the world, the United States presents a vast and diverse opportunity, offering immense potential for businesses operating in niche sectors like automotive software.
” Through this phase of expansion, we have secured key partnerships and achieved tremendous success in markets like the UK, Australia, Denmark, South Africa, New Zealand, Mexico, and the GCC region.” said Kabrit. “The US is our next logical frontier, and we remain committed to delivering our value to new customers and partners globally.”
