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AirPro Diagnostics has merged with AI-powered ADAS workflow platform Revv to create a fully integrated hardware, softwar

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Official disclosureSlicast · August 26, 2026 · Global · Source: PR Newswire

Jacksonville, Florida and New York, August 24, 2026 – AirPro Diagnostics, a portfolio company of Rotunda Capital Partners and a premier provider of remote advanced driver assistance system diagnostics and calibration solutions, has merged with Revv, a leading AI-powered operating system for automotive repair workflows. The combination unites two industry leaders to accelerate platform development and address the fragmented nature of modern ADAS repairs by delivering a vertically integrated solution that covers hardware, software, and services. AirPro brings deep expertise in diagnostics and calibration execution, while Revv provides the software infrastructure to manage the entire workflow, from identifying required calibrations and accessing original equipment manufacturer procedures to documenting completed work and supporting insurer reimbursement. By combining Revv’s proprietary knowledge graph with AirPro’s service data across millions of repair events, the new entity gains a comprehensive view of how ADAS work is identified, performed, and documented. Revv will remain open and tool-agnostic, continuing to integrate with other tools, providers, and systems already used by shops across the repair ecosystem.

Driaan du Toit, chief executive officer of AirPro Diagnostics, will serve as chief executive officer of the combined company, while Adi Bathla, chief executive officer and co-founder of Revv, will take on the role of president and chief innovation officer and join the board of directors. Bathla co-founded Revv in 2022 after recognizing the industry’s lack of preparation for increasing ADAS repair complexity. What started as a workflow tool now processes more than one million vehicles annually. He also founded the United ADAS Collective, which has grown to more than 1,600 members in under a year and is now part of the combined company. Rashmi Sinha, Revv’s chief technology officer, will serve as senior vice president of technology and product integration, and both Bathla and Sinha will retain a meaningful ownership stake in the merged business. Du Toit stated, "Revv has established itself as a software leader in ADAS, with a platform trusted by thousands of repair shops and a team that deeply understands what repairers need," said Driaan du Toit, CEO of AirPro Diagnostics. "Pairing that intelligence with AirPro's operational scale and diagnostic expertise gives the industry a single, complete ADAS platform. I couldn't be more excited about what this combined company will deliver to our shared customers and partners." Bathla added, "Shops have been piecing together hardware and software from different providers for years, and with the complexity of today's vehicles, that's not good enough," said Adi Bathla, CEO and Co-Founder of Revv. "Revv's technology helps repair shops identify and scope the full range of ADAS work required, and AirPro's remote execution capabilities ensure that work gets completed pursuant to OEM specifications. Together, we're becoming the connective tissue for the entire repair ecosystem to provide the market with a complete, integrated solution."

Ryan Aprill, partner at Rotunda Capital Partners, emphasized the strategic timing of the merger, noting that ADAS has moved from the periphery of automotive repair to the center of it, with every new model year adding complexity and calibration-requiring repairs growing exponentially. He explained that this structural demand was their thesis when they partnered with AirPro in 2025, and it has only strengthened since. Aprill praised the leadership teams, stating, "ADAS has moved from the periphery of automotive repair to the center of it — every new model year adds ADAS complexity, and repairs requiring calibrations are growing exponentially," said Ryan Aprill, Partner at Rotunda Capital Partners. "This structural demand was our thesis when we partnered with AirPro in 2025, and it has only strengthened since. Driaan, Adi, and their teams have built two of the strongest and most reputable businesses in the category and we look forward to supporting their shared growth vision." Jefferies LLC served as financial advisor to AirPro and Rotunda, while TD Cowen served as financial advisor to Revv.

Revv operates as an AI-powered ADAS workflow platform designed for collision repairers, calibration providers, and automotive service businesses. It streamlines the entire process by connecting each step, helping shops operate efficiently while maintaining the documentation required for modern vehicle repairs. For more information, visit www.revvhq.com. AirPro Diagnostics leads in remote and on-site advanced driver assistance system solutions, offering diagnostics, scanning, programming, and calibration services for all major original equipment manufacturer makes and models. Utilizing proprietary technology and brand specialist technicians, AirPro delivers fast, precise, and reliable diagnostic solutions to safely restore vehicles to pre-repair condition. Additional details are available at www.airprodiagnostics.com. Rotunda Capital Partners is an operationally focused private equity firm founded in 2009 that transforms family-founder owned companies into data-driven platforms across value-added distribution, asset-light logistics, and industrial and business services. Media inquiries can be directed to [email protected] for AirPro and Revv, or [email protected] for Rotunda Capital Partners.

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