NAITA
exists to:
Encourage
the creation and use of standard vehicle classifications in order to improve the consistency of data.
Encourage
the adoption of connectivity standards between suppliers/service providers from within the auto industry.
Assist
with the building and maintenance of any independent points of data collection and aggregation for use by the industry.
Support
national and global standards
Assist, promote, support and oppose
legislative or other measures, proceedings or requirements affecting the automotive industry around technology and transactional data.
Help the Government, the New Zealand Transport Agency
and other bodies to understand the needs of the automotive industry, especially the uses of transactional data at point of sale for best access and efficiency without compromising data security.
Liaise with Government and other bodies
on appropriate access to required and relevant data, and how this can be achieved and managed especially in the context of the Government’s Intelligent Transport Strategy.
Advocate
the benefits of purchasing within the auto industry dealer networks.
Provide a network
of businesses that that openly share issues, concerns, successes and failures with each other in order to improve the overall position of the automotive industry.
Members
Dealership
Registered Motor Vehicle Trader operating from a physical motor vehicle dealership premises.
Aftermarket Suppliers
Independent entities that provide aftermarket service & repairs for the automotive industry.
Corporate Industry Providers
Entities that provide automotive industry related services to Dealerships or Aftermarket Suppliers
Individual Industry Professional
An individual that has been invited by the Committee, or nominated by an existing Member for Committee approval, with automotive industry knowledge, expertise, experience that can provide value to the Society and its members.
Corporate Members
