Autofixa secures £60k to scale automotive e-commerce platform

An AI-powered operating system for the automotive sector has secured fresh capital as London-based Autofixa closes an estimated £60k funding round. The platform handles fitment validation, data publishing, and customer interactions for brands, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and retailers.

Founded in 2017, the company addresses complexities in digital parts sales, such as fragmented compatibility data and inefficient inventory management across marketplaces including eBay, Amazon, and AUTODOC. Its software automates the process of moving from raw product data to active listings, integrating service and inventory tools into a single managed solution.

This £60k injection follows a total of £275k raised during 2025. Financial records for the year ended 31 December 2024 show the business then had a headcount of one employee, though LinkedIn profiles now suggest a team of 25 staff members.

Board changes in August included the appointment of Chrystalla Spire and Benjamin James Morris as directors. Morris is possibly a Fund Controller at Kedalion Capital, according to unverified LinkedIn data. Formal documentation for the share allotment was filed in September (following an initial allotment in June).