Autohaus-Video takes one repetitive job off a car dealer's desk: making a video for every car on the lot.
The workflow
- Input: a link to the listing, or up to 12 photos (front, side, rear, wheels, interior, cockpit).
- Production: an AI-assisted pipeline cuts the photos into a vertical trailer of about 20 seconds with transitions, music, the dealer's logo and an end card with vehicle data.
- Delivery: usually within 24 hours, often the next day, on a personal order page.
- Approval: the dealer checks model, details and text against the photos before using the video. Changes are requested scene by scene.
Nothing has to be filmed. If a dealer wants engine sound or a real test drive, that still needs real footage.
Re-use
One file works in the listing, in WhatsApp or email replies to buyers, in Reels, TikTok and Shorts, and behind a QR code on the price sign. The site includes guides for adding video on mobile.de and AutoScout24, plus a stand-time cost calculator.
What it is not
AI-generated image parts are not evidence of condition, mileage or accident history. The site says so on the homepage.
Cost
First test video free. After that from €49 net per car. Optional detail-scene extension +€99 net, or a €199 net monthly plan with six publications.
German-language service by ST Automation from Schwerte, Germany.
