Metaverse is more than just an idea. The way automobiles are sold has already changed due to it. India’s first used vehicle store has opened in the metaverse thanks to VR-based auto tech company CarzSo. In the metaverse, customers can purchase used vehicles. They may select from a variety of makes and models that we have carefully chosen, according to Vaibhav Sharma, founder and CEO of CarzSo.
CarzSo provides search options that enable you to quickly locate the ideal vehicle. Users may explore a wide selection of automobiles and narrow down their choices by make, model, price range, body shape, etc. with the assurance that they will only buy the best cars.
The auto tech start-up wants to become the first firm in the world to bring the retail car sector to the metaverse area and has also revealed that it would be creating an NFT-based parcel of land for the launch of an auto industry-focused metaverse.
Sharma claims that the business is concentrating on creating a game platform based on this idea. The automotive technology firm also wants to make it easier for car owners and purchasers to construct or mint virtual assets (NFTs) of their automobiles. This will provide owners of automobiles a special digital identification for their cars. The auto owners will also have the option of creating later-tradable NFTs of their licence plates.
The auto tech firm already has a web 2.0 presence where customers can purchase and sell automobiles using VR and virtual showrooms. Customers will be able to avoid making a trip to the dealership and purchase automobiles remotely thanks to the new invention, which will complement the company’s already established virtual showrooms.
Being the first virtual reality and virtual showroom based car tech firm in India, it was necessary for us to launch metaverse as soon as possible. However, given the market’s recent growth, the timing could not have been better. With the world’s first web 3.0 firm centred on the auto sector that deals in NFTs and meta land for auto industry participants, we are happy to finally be able to bring our vision to life,” Sharma added.
