AirPro Diagnostics Merges with Revv

AirPro Diagnostics and Revv have merged, combining their ADAS diagnostic, calibration, and workflow capabilities into one platform.

Key Highlights

  • The merger brings together AirPro’s diagnostics expertise and Revv’s AI-driven ADAS workflow management to create a complete repair solution.
  • Revv’s platform, trusted by thousands of repair shops, will be integrated with AirPro’s calibration services to streamline ADAS repairs.
  • The combined company will leverage proprietary data and knowledge graphs to improve repair accuracy, documentation, and insurer reimbursement processes.
  • Leadership includes Driaan du Toit as CEO and Adi Bathla as President, emphasizing a focus on innovation and industry growth.
  • This strategic move addresses the increasing complexity of ADAS technology in modern vehicles and aims to unify fragmented repair tools into a seamless ecosystem.

AirPro Diagnostics (“AirPro”), a Rotunda Capital Partners (“Rotunda”) portfolio company and provider of remote advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) diagnostics and calibration solutions, has merged with Revv (“Revv”), an AI-powered operating system for ADAS automotive repair workflows.

The combination brings together the companies’ ADAS capabilities with plans to accelerate platform development and meet growing industry demand for an integrated hardware, software, and services solution.

ADAS is now standard on nearly every new vehicle and has become an essential part of modern vehicle repair, but the technology required to complete ADAS work remains fragmented across separate systems, tools, and providers. AirPro and Revv bring complementary capabilities to address this gap. AirPro provides diagnostics and calibration expertise, while Revv provides software and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure designed to manage the ADAS workflow, including identifying required calibrations, accessing original equipment manufacturer (OEM) procedures, documenting and validating completed work, and supporting insurer reimbursement.

Combining Revv’s proprietary knowledge graph with AirPro’s service data across millions of repair events will also provide the combined company with a more complete view of how ADAS work is identified, performed, and documented.

Revv will remain open and tool-agnostic, continuing to serve the repair industry and integrate with other tools, providers, and systems used by repair shops.

“Revv has established itself as a software leader in ADAS, with a platform trusted by thousands of repair shops and a team that deeply understands what repairers need,” said Driaan du Toit, CEO of AirPro Diagnostics. “Pairing that intelligence with AirPro’s operational scale and diagnostic expertise gives the industry a single, complete ADAS platform. I couldn’t be more excited about what this combined company will deliver to our shared customers and partners.”

“Shops have been piecing together hardware and software from different providers for years, and with the complexity of today’s vehicles, that’s not good enough,” said Adi Bathla, CEO and co-founder of Revv. “Revv’s technology helps repair shops identify and scope the full range of ADAS work required, and AirPro’s remote execution capabilities ensure that work gets completed pursuant to OEM specifications. Together, we’re becoming the connective tissue for the entire repair ecosystem to provide the market with a complete, integrated solution.”

Bathla co-founded Revv in 2022 after seeing firsthand how unprepared the industry was for the growing complexity of ADAS repairs. What began as a workflow tool has grown into a platform that processes more than 1 million vehicles annually. Bathla also founded the United ADAS Collective, now part of the combined company. The professional organization for the ADAS calibration community has grown to more than 1,600 members in less than a year.

Du Toit will serve as CEO of the combined company, while Bathla will serve as president and chief innovation officer. Bathla will also join the company’s board.

“ADAS has moved from the periphery of automotive repair to the center of it — every new model year adds ADAS complexity, and repairs requiring calibrations are growing exponentially,” said Ryan Aprill, partner at Rotunda Capital Partners. “This structural demand was our thesis when we partnered with AirPro in 2025, and it has only strengthened since. Driaan, Adi, and their teams have built two of the strongest and most reputable businesses in the category and we look forward to supporting their shared growth vision.”

Revv founders Bathla and Rashmi Sinha, Revv’s chief technology officer, will retain a meaningful ownership stake in the combined company. Sinha will serve as senior vice president of technology and product integration.

Jefferies LLC served as financial advisor to AirPro and Rotunda. TD Cowen served as financial advisor to Revv.

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About the Author

Nadine Atiya

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Nadine Atiya is the editor-in-chief of Professional Tool & Equipment News (PTEN) and Professional Distributor magazines. She has been covering the automotive aftermarket since 2021, after graduating from Kent State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and marketing. 

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