News Releases

Reynolds to Unveil New Innovative Products at NADA Show 2025

Reynolds and Reynolds today announced an exciting lineup of technological advancements the company and its brands are launching, including its latest iteration of the Spark AI unified data layer at NADA 2025 in New Orleans.

“The speed with which AI tools are advancing is incomparable to any software development we have ever seen,” said Chris Walsh, president of Reynolds. “We launched Spark AI at Reynolds Retail Summit in August, and we are already two iterations beyond that version with additional products being released at the show.”

Reynolds and Reynolds Partners With Skaivision to Change the Automotive Retail Landscape

The Reynolds and Reynolds Company announced today investment in and collaboration with Skaivision, creators of the first smart space Computer Vision AI software for automotive dealerships. Reynolds recognizes a significant opportunity to help its customers become more efficient and profitable.

Reynolds Makes a Big Announcement and Recognizes Three Contest Winners During Annual Summit

The Reynolds and Reynolds Company announced today the successful completion of its Retail Summit: Amplify 2024. The annual event brought together experts from all over the country to discuss best practices and explore innovative ideas for improving outcomes in every department at the dealership.

Reynolds Unveils Cutting-Edge Spark AI at Amplify 2024

The Reynolds and Reynolds Company announced today the launch of Spark AI, an artificial intelligence (AI) data layer that powers all Reynolds AI products. Spark AI eliminates silos created by AI tools and provides a broader data set, resulting in smarter tools. 

The company is leveraging AI and machine learning to help the automotive retail industry make tremendous leaps forward.

Reynolds Explores How Urban Classification and Business Volume Affect Fixed Operations Metrics

The Reynolds and Reynolds Company released today a new report focusing on several key fixed operations metrics that drive decision-making at dealerships. The report details both expected and unexpected data trends and provides insight into how dealerships can improve results. For the first time, Reynolds examines this data through the lens of urban classification, and volume of business.