This year, the e-Reputation Award was presented to the Dubreuil Group for MaNouvelleVoiture, its website dedicated to used cars. In 2023, the dealership received an average rating of 9.4 out of 10 from more than 700 customers. It had the best rating-to-review-volume ratio at the time. Nicolas Manissol, the Group’s Used Car Manager, received his trophy from Christophe Sartorius, Icare’s sales director.

Lionel French-Keogh, president of Hyundai Motor France, took the stage. The EMVO jury awarded the South Korean brand the Network Engagement trophy. The entry stood out thanks to its concrete achievements in the complete digitization of the used-car buying process. Furthermore, the constant adjustments and improvements made to ensure dealers are best positioned to meet market demands reinforced the jury’s decision. Lionel FRENCH KEOGH, President of Hyundai France, received his award from Emilien CASTELLI, Sales Director at BCAuto Enchères.

The Kroely Group stood out in the third category. The Alsatian dealership won the B2B Strategy Award. To achieve this, it funded the development of Repair Flow. This company, led by Jean Barthel, developed a management solution for used-car reconditioning plants. The first deployment took place last February as part of the Stellantis & You and Alcopa Auctions project. Jean BARTHEL, director and co-founder of Repair Flow, received his trophy from Jimmy BRUMANT, chief data officer at Bee2link.

Finally, the ceremony concluded with Jean-Charles Verbaere’s victory. The Lille-based dealer took home the Used Car Remarketing trophy in recognition of his leadership of the Dex project. This Belgian-founded brand, which he acquired in June 2022, continues to carry out large-scale initiatives to become a leading franchise in France, Belgium, and other countries. Jean-Charles Verbaere, president of Dex France, received his trophy from Patrice Locussol, deputy director of strategic partnerships and marketing at CA Auto Bank.