Rytly Catalogue
Australian historical, new and upcoming vehicles at variant level: specifications, list prices over time, on-sale status and safety ratings.
Vehicle data · Australia
Rytly supplies the vehicle data that fleets, software providers, insurers, financiers and publishers build into their own products.
Eight products, each licensed on its own or together. Three are available now and five are on the way.
Available now
Australian historical, new and upcoming vehicles at variant level: specifications, list prices over time, on-sale status and safety ratings.
Match a VIN or a vehicle description to the right variant, so every record in your system points at the same car.
Whole-of-life running costs by variant, covering fuel and energy, servicing, tyres, and registration and CTP.
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What a vehicle is worth today, and what it is likely to be worth later.
A weekly feed of new models, new variants and price changes.
Manufacturer accessories and options, linked to the variants they fit.
Vehicle images by model and variant.
Find the matching vehicle across vehicle data providers, including Glass's Guide and RedBook.
Different products, one shared need: dependable vehicle data inside their own product, under their own brand.
Choosing vehicles, planning whole-of-life cost and keeping asset records straight.
Dealer, finance, insurance and leasing platforms that need specs, identification and costs built in.
Knowing exactly which vehicle is in front of them, and what it costs to run.
Comparison, listing and review sites that want variant-level detail on their pages.
A consistent view of their range alongside the rest of the market.
We regularly research new and upcoming vehicles, including changes to their on-sale status.
Every release carries a version and a date, so you always know what you're working from.
We license by agreement, shaped to how you'll use the data. Terms are shared directly with each customer.
Access to Rytly is by agreement. Tell us about your business and what you're building, and we'll come back to you.
Which products interest you, and how would you use the data?