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autovista.com • April 15, 2026

We are responding to a ransomware incident affecting certain Autovista systems in Europe and Australia.

We have engaged external experts to conduct a thorough investigation and assist us in fully containing the incident.

We know that getting this resolved quickly is important to you. Our top priority is to securely restore impacted applications, although we do not have a firm timeline on this yet.

We will keep our customers informed, to the extent our investigation uncovers additional relevant information. We will also provide an update on timing when we have that information.

Of note, some Autovista employees’ access to their email has been temporarily disrupted due to this incident. As such, please continue to check this page for the latest updates.

We appreciate our customers’ patience as we work to respond to this incident in a disciplined manner.

Some Autovista staff have had email access temporarily disrupted as a result of this incident. If you have an urgent query and cannot reach your Autovista , please reach out to

Restoring services securely is our top priority. We cannot provide a firm restoration timeline at this stage, but please continue to monitor this webpage for updates.

There is no action required of you at this time. Should that change, we will be in touch with our customers proactively.

Please continue to monitor this webpage for updates.

We are currently working with third-party cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident. This investigation process is ongoing and will take time to complete.

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Ransomware Attack Disrupts Autovista Services in Europe and Australia Autovista has confirmed a ransomware attack affecting its systems in Europe and Australia, leading to significant service disruptions. The company has engaged external experts to assist in containing the incident and restoring impacted applications. The attack has disrupted critical applications used by automotive companies to monitor asset values and market trends. Autovista has not yet determined how the breach occurred, but an investigation is ongoing. Customers are advised to monitor the company's website for updates, as some staff have lost email access. No ransomware group has claimed responsibility for the attack as of now. The company has provided an alternative email for urgent inquiries. Autovista's website remains operational despite the incident. 3 sources 52

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