AutoSwift gets nearly A$10 million from Singapore's X Star to scale AI WINGMAN for car dealers

Nov 10, 2026
Australian automotive AI company AutoSwift secured a strategic investment of close to A$10 million from X Star Technology, owned by Yixin Group, for its dealership AI assistant.

AutoSwift secured a strategic investment of nearly A$10 million from X Star Technology, the company said. The Australian company will use the funding to develop its AI WINGMAN platform and support regional expansion.

AI WINGMAN is an always-on assistant that manages dealership customer enquiries across web chat, SMS, WhatsApp and telephone, responds and identifies potential sales opportunities using the dealer's own customer and operational data.

Dealerships franchising brands including BYD, Zeekr, Land Rover and Kia already use the platform. X Star Technology, a Singapore-based automotive finance technology company owned by Yixin Group, serves more than 2,000 dealers, manufacturers and financial institutions across several regions.

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