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AGI and Stelantis Collaborate to Transform Jeep Showrooms

AGI and Stelantis Collaborate to Transform Jeep Showrooms In a bid to set themselves apart from other Stelantis brands, Jeep embarked on a mission to create a unique showroom experience. Collaborating with AGI, Jeep sought a customized solution that would differentiate their dealership. AGI’s expertise in modular engineering design proved instrumental in delivering a tailor-made…

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AGI and Stelantis Collaborate to Transform Jeep Showrooms

In a bid to set themselves apart from other Stelantis brands, Jeep embarked on a mission to create a unique showroom experience. Collaborating with AGI, Jeep sought a customized solution that would differentiate their dealership. AGI’s expertise in modular engineering design proved instrumental in delivering a tailor-made experience for each location.

To support Stelantis’ rollout objectives, AGI’s engagement team launched an awareness campaign, highlighting the benefits of the new showroom design. Site surveys were conducted to gather crucial information, ensuring the customization process aligned with each dealership’s unique dimensions.

AGI utilized a custom online portal to streamline the documentation process, allowing for seamless acceptance, payment, and scheduling. From fabrication to shipping and on-site installation, AGI’s project team handled every aspect of the transformation.

In just a day or two, the projects were completed, leaving Jeep dealerships with an enhanced showroom experience that reflects the brand’s individuality. AGI’s approach has been a resounding success, as they have upgraded nearly half of the nationwide Jeep dealerships within a year.

Furthermore, AGI’s track record speaks for itself, with over 80% of projects selecting them as their preferred vendor. This success further highlights the value that AGI brings to each project, delivering an experience that goes beyond expectations.

Thanks to the collaboration between AGI and Stelantis, Jeep showrooms have been transformed into captivating spaces that leave a lasting impression on customers, showcasing the brand’s commitment to excellence.

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Jeep's brand team was looking for a solution to differentiate the Jeep showroom environment from the other Stelantis family of brands within the dealership. While new dealerships and some that chose to pursue a fully upgraded exterior feature the new wood grain brand standard, the Jeep Marketing team wanted an interior gateway to accelerate the rollout of the highly acclaimed New Jeep image. AGI was one of the leading solution providers to collaborate with Stelantis and their real estate partner, CBRE, to create a unique solution to this challenge. This incorporated a modular engineering design that could be customized to the unique dimensions of each dealership. Using a dedicated engagement team, AGI helps Delantis meet their aggressive rollout objectives, by creating an awareness campaign that highlighted the benefits of this approach. HEI worked with dealers to schedule site surveys, obtain size and height dimensions, as well as identified existing structural inputs needed to create a customized solution for each location. Once designed, AGI's sales and support teams utilized a custom online portal to capture all necessary documentation, customer acceptance, online line payment and provide scheduling to create a seamless experience. With the required information collected, AGI's in house project team works with our factories to fabricate, ship, and coordinate on-site receipt of the gateway. From there, our dedicated team and contractor partners complete installation all the necessary elements and any other scope of work items. Within just a day or two, the project is finished and the dealer has a new showroom that highlights the entry into the one of a kind cheap experience. Within one year of the first installation, AGI has upgraded nearly half of the nationwide deep dealerships and is on track to deliver the remainder by the end of the year. As a testament to the benefit of the AGI's approach, despite being one of approved nationwide vendors, AGI has been selected by over eighty percent of the projects to date. These results demonstrate the value of AGI's commitment to deliver experience beyond expected.

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