Opus IVS, a global leader in diagnostics, ADAS calibration, programming, and remote expert support, has announced the launch of the latest version of its Giotto software, release 22.0. The new version is fully integrated into the company’s DriveSafe and DrivePro products.
The updated Giotto software sets a new industry standard by offering comprehensive support for MY24 vehicles, according to a news release,marking a significant advancement in system coverage across almost all North American makes.
The latest update extends the reach of the MY24 range of VW/Audi, with additional ADAS support for GM vehicles. Opus IVS also introduces enhanced EV coverage for GM trucks.
Jay Horak, CTO of Opus IVS, said, “This is our biggest content release to date. Our customers need 2024 coverage for the vehicles they are servicing today, and our platforms are now the first to have full 2024 MY coverage.”
Opus IVS continues to innovate, providing repair technicians with cutting-edge technology that propels the industry forward. Repair and collision shops can now experience the power of Giotto release 22.0 and unlock a world of possibilities for safe, complex vehicle repair.
Opus IVS, a division of the Opus Group, combines industry leaders DrewTech, Autologic, Farsight, BlueLink, Auto Techcelerators, and AutoEnginuity to create innovative automotive solutions for over 65,000 global repair shops and dealerships. The company’s expertise spans OEM-endorsed diagnostic tech with over 100 pending patents in remote flash programming, pre-and post-repair scanning, ADAS calibrations, and vehicle networks.
Opus IVS offers remote technical support, connecting shops with over 100 brand-specific Dealer Master Technicians for trouble code interpretation, OEM service procedures, and diagnostics. As part of the Opus Group, which has over 2,900 employees and 35 global offices, Opus IVS tests 35 million vehicles annually for OBD compliance.
