Auviv
Light commercial vehicles designed for businesses and public-sector customers with specific transport needs
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Auviv
AUVIV develops and sells light commercial vehicles, with designs intended to meet specific customer requirements. Its stated design priorities include safety, comfort, affordability and cleaner engineering.
The company targets customers in private and public sectors. It provides after-sales parts and service support through authorised service centres in Zambia.
AUVIV Limited is headquartered in Hexham, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2000. The company describes ambitions to serve markets in Europe and elsewhere.
Product: Light commercial vehicles, with after-sales parts and service support.
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