The big news from CARFIX: changes every customer feels, and milestones at scale.
More than 10,000 cloud releases, 1,184 database upgrades and nearly 57,000 automated job runs a month. CARFIX is moving faster than ever, and the pace is still rising.
New Zealand's warrant of fitness rules changed on 1 November 2026. Many cars now go two years between inspections, and owners carry more of the care in between.
When a car's WoF is due and how far it really travels have sat on the official record for years. CARFIX has joined that record to every part it supplies, building a living history of your car, kept against your rego.
Brake pads matched to the last digit of their shape number, wheel bearings checked against drive type, and a lock that stops a ruled-out part creeping back.
CARFIX now places a hold on a customer's card instead of taking the money. The charge happens only once the part is confirmed.
In a single operation, CARFIX enriched more than 300,000 product listings with complete catalogue names, so owners can see exactly what each part is.
CARFIX has built a dictionary of the codes car makers use for their components, and a gate every maker-number match must pass before it reaches a customer.
CARFIX has finished building a dedicated guide for virtually every car model on New Zealand roads, each with the common jobs that car needs.
An automated engine now scouts, scores and ranks how-to videos for tens of thousands of vehicles. It keeps only the five best for every car and every job.