Start Your Engines
Tatler Malaysia|November 2022
From IoT-driven number plate recognition to contactless self-check-in, here are three reasons to buy your next car at Sime Darby Motors’ one-stop automotive hub in Ara Damansara
Start Your Engines

1 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES POWERED BY TECHNOLOGY

Did you know that Sime Darby Motors City is the first automotive facility in Malaysia to deploy Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in daily operations? Demonstrating Sime Darby Motors' commitment to accelerate efficiency and deliver world-class customer service, this RM567 million automotive hub in Ara Damansara boasts a vehicle tracking management system that allows for quicker collection of vehicles upon completion of service. It has a camera-based parking guide and customisable signages to ensure greater security and convenience for customers.

Sime Darby Motors City has also installed IoT-powered automated number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras which will enable customers' appointment data to be accessed upon arrival as part of a contactless self-check-in system.

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