The new adapter is called the Automatic Pro, and it carries on Automatic’s tradition of not charging a subscription. It also means that the app won’t use up your phone’s data.
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You can get Automatic Pro for yourself starting Wednesday from the Automatic website. Owners of the first and second generation adapters will continue to use the legacy app. The app also includes an integration with IFTTT, along with the laundry list of third-party integrations Automatic already offers.
These features include real-time vehicle location tracking, a new and improved Crash Alert feature, integration with the world’s first app store for the auto, the Automatic App Gallery, the ability for Automatic Pro to act as a surrogate mechanic when the check engine light comes on, and much more.
Among the new features included are real-time location tracking, improved crash alerts, expanded integrations with platforms like IFTTT, and the ability to identify the health of a vehicle.
Through the automotive cloud, Automatic is already offering connected vehicle cloud services to the largest players in the automotive industry, working with 5 of the top 10 insurance companies and partnering with vehicle manufacturers and auto clubs like AAA.
Automatic has unveiled their newest connected auto adapter, the Automatic Pro.
In a world where continuous, real-time data is becoming not just the norm but a necessity, Automatic’s 3G connected devices will allow them to provide even more insights.
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Silicon Valley as a whole is the lowest in emissions per auto. Northern cities like Seattle, Boston, Boise, and Spokane are the least aggressive. Yay 3G connectivity, but boo for monthly subscription fees. It can be purchased from Automatic.com, Best Buy, or Amazon and it includes no ongoing service fees.
