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Revo develops automotive software and hardware solutions, primarily for Volkswagen Audi Group and Ford vehicles. The company delivers switchable performance re-map software to Engine Control Units (ECUs) via the OBDII port. Its product line includes air intake systems, braking, and engine hardware, all engineered for enhanced vehicle performance and driveability, refined via motorsport experience.
Established in 2002, Revo was founded by Mark Yates. His background managing championship-winning race teams and as an engineer for prominent motorsport entities provided the core insight: bringing high-level racing performance and reliability to road vehicles. This expertise ensures Revo's products deliver exhilarating power and robust driving enhancements.
Revo serves global automotive enthusiasts through 400+ authorized dealers across 40+ countries. The company’s vision focuses on continuous innovation, creating developed software and hardware that genuinely excite and perform. Revo aims to provide an unparalleled driving experience, consistently raising standards for performance and reliability.
New Revo has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
New Revo has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
New Revo has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
New Revo's investors include NOW (Japan).
New Revo has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in June 2017.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2017 | $2M Seed | — | NOW (japan) | Announced |
Revo Tech Inc. (Revo.tech) is a B2B marketplace specializing in electronic components, IT hardware, and LCD flat panel displays, aimed at streamlining the electronics supply chain for distributors, manufacturers, IT asset disposition companies, repair centers, and design houses.[1] It serves businesses needing to buy or sell electronics by leveraging deep supply chain expertise to enhance efficiency, drawing from nearly 15 years of hardware development and distribution experience.[1]
The company solves critical pain points in global electronics sourcing, such as supply chain inefficiencies, by providing a dedicated platform that improves access and transactions for specialized components like LCD displays—its core specialty.[1] While specific growth metrics are unavailable, its evolution from custom hardware to a marketplace indicates steady momentum in a high-demand sector.[1]
Revo Tech Inc. originated from Revolution Systems LLC, formed in 2008 to develop and install cutting-edge Mobile CarPC technology.[1] By 2010, after attracting major taxi fleet operators worldwide, it pivoted to Revosys Inc., creating in-taxi entertainment systems with LCD displays, embedded computers, and secure EMV/PCI-compliant payment processing.[1]
From 2012, Revosys shifted to supplying LCD displays to large U.S. electronic distributors (including one later acquired by Arrow), honing supply chain expertise.[1] In 2023, this culminated in Revo Tech Inc., launching as a full B2B marketplace to address broader electronics trading needs, informed by triumphs and challenges in hardware development and global sourcing.[1]
Revo Tech rides the wave of global electronics supply chain disruptions, intensified by semiconductor shortages, geopolitical tensions, and rising demand for displays in EVs, consumer devices, and industrial applications.[1] Its timing is ideal post-2023 formation, capitalizing on post-pandemic recovery and AI/hardware booms that strain traditional sourcing.[1]
Market forces like just-in-time manufacturing and IT asset recovery favor its B2B model, which democratizes access to vetted components and reduces lead times.[1] By fostering efficient trading, it influences the ecosystem positively, aiding smaller manufacturers and repair sectors to compete, much like specialized platforms have stabilized other verticals (e.g., excess inventory exchanges).[1]
Revo Tech is poised to expand its marketplace with AI-driven matching, inventory analytics, and expanded categories amid surging demand for sustainable electronics recycling and reshoring.[1] Trends like edge computing and display tech in AR/VR will amplify its LCD niche, while supply chain digitization tools could integrate for real-time pricing and predictive stocking.
Its influence may grow by partnering with giants like Arrow affiliates, solidifying Revo as a linchpin in B2B electronics—echoing its origins in solving real-world hardware pains to power tomorrow's innovations.[1]
