Car market, Good for Business, Internet, Latvia

Autobrava board member Ruslans Vlasjuks said that the company has been able to adapt to the situation in the country, setting up online sales where customers will be able to see cars and ask questions to experts.

Test drives will be ensured, following all precautionary measures.

Vlasjuks said that this might be a new development directions for showrooms as broad showrooms might be replaced with compact ones, focusing on online instruments.

Autobrava represents Hyundai, Seat, Jeep, Fiat, Fiat Professional, Alfa Romeo, Suzuki, Isuzu and SsangYong car brands in the Baltic states. Last year the company sold 700 new and used cars.

The company was registered in 2010 and has a share capital of EUR 2,840. It belongs to Lithuanian-registered company Inter Krasta.

In 2018 Autobrava's turnover was EUR 12.825 mln, while the company's loss reached EUR 421,042.