GAKO Technologies has officially emerged from stealth mode, unveiling what it claims is the automotive industry’s first true VIN-level, ML-AI-BI-ready market intelligence platform. The company, based in Oxnard, California, has spent over two years developing the solution to deliver unprecedented granularity and real-time insights into new vehicle markets. The platform provides enterprise-level decision-makers with detailed, vehicle-specific data across key dimensions including pricing trends, promotional incentives, financing and lease payments, technical specifications, and inventory availability—all tied to individual Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs). This level of precision enables automakers, dealerships, and automotive service providers to make faster, more accurate strategic decisions. Built with scalability and integration in mind, the platform delivers structured, clean, and standardized datasets that are immediately usable for machine learning, artificial intelligence, and business intelligence applications. This makes it uniquely suited to power advanced analytics, predictive modeling, and automated decision systems across the automotive value chain. GAKO Technologies’ solution addresses a long-standing gap in the industry: the lack of reliable, real-time, and granular data at the individual vehicle level. By leveraging proprietary data collection methods and advanced data processing techniques, the platform aggregates information from a wide range of sources, including OEMs, dealerships, financing institutions, and public registries, ensuring comprehensive and up-to-date coverage. The launch comes at a time when automotive companies are increasingly investing in data-driven strategies to improve pricing accuracy, optimize inventory management, and enhance customer experiences. With AI and automation reshaping the industry, access to high-quality, VIN-level data is becoming a competitive necessity. GAKO Technologies is positioning itself as a foundational data infrastructure provider for the future of automotive intelligence, enabling clients to not only react to market changes but anticipate them. The company is already working with leading automakers and dealerships to pilot the platform, with plans for broader rollout later this year.