Lizeo®.Digital Product Selector
Optimise the customer experience by helping them choose the right product
Improve product qualification according to use
The multiplication and diversity of offers on Internet platforms make it very difficult for customers to choose. In order to optimise the conversion of a need into a purchase, you need to provide the prospect with the best possible support during their journey by guiding them using selection tools. These tools must include technical selection criteria (dimensions, colours, etc.) and product usage parameters.
Your challenges
Optimise pre-sales support time
Working with "must-have" functionalities
To have up-to-date databases that include usage criteria
Minimise customer feedback
The Lizeo Digital Product selector solution
Example in the tyre industry:
Your benefits
Display on your site selection criteria with localised data linked to your market
Optimise your customers' experience so that they choose the products that match their needs
Improve the quality of your website
Who is it for?
Use Cases
Paris Motor Show 2024: European manufacturers comeback with electrifying new products
Discover the big news at the Paris Motor Show 2024, with the comeback of the European manufacturers, the new SUVs and electric vehicles, and the stars of the show like the Renault 4 and the Dacia Bigster.
The New York International Auto Show 2024: An overview of trends and revelations
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Geneva Motor Show 2024: A timid return after a 5-year absence
Data Blog by Lizeo Back to Blog © Lizeo Geneva Motor Show 2024: A timid return after a 5-year absence 2024 marks the return of the Geneva International Motor Show! The 100th Geneva International Motor Show was held from 26 February to 3 March. Rezulteo was on hand to bring you the most eagerly awaited event of the year! The Geneva International Motor Show (GIMS) has made a comeback after four cancelled editions, generating similar enthusiasm to the Paris Motor Show 2022 and the Munich IAA 2023. Presentation of the Geneva International Motor Show The Geneva International Motor Show is one of the most prestigious automotive events in the world. Held annually in Geneva, Switzerland, it attracts worldwide attention by showcasing the latest innovations in the automotive industry. Renowned carmakers and emerging brands unveil their new models, concepts and innovative technologies. The show offers visitors and the media the opportunity to preview market trends, technological advances and innovative designs in the automotive field. With a long tradition dating back to 1905, the Geneva Motor Show remains a must for car enthusiasts from all over the world. View of the car hall © Lizeo A mixed bag of prestige stands and absentees However, the event was marked by the notable absence of many manufacturers, considerably reducing the exhibition space. Only a handful of brands made the trip to Geneva, resulting in two modest exhibition halls. The first was home to the manufacturers present, while the second, on the upper floor, showcased collector and sports car gems. Despite this context, the manufacturers present kept up the tradition with impressive stands, underlining the Geneva Motor Show’s status as an image-driven event. Headlining the stand was Renault. The French brand occupied a large part of the first hall with a prestigious stand, showcasing the new Renault 5. No fewer than five models were on display, making this new model the undoubted star of the show. Alongside it was the new 100% electric Renault Scenic E-Tech, voted best car of the year in 2024.These two new models presented by Renault made a major contribution to the brand’s media success, and attracted the vast majority of visitors to its stands! Presentation of the new Renault R5 at the 2024 Geneva Motor Show © Lizeo Presentation of the Renault E-Tech 100% Electric © Lizeo Focus on the other brands present at the show Close to the Renault stand, another brand is making a name for itself, with two exclusive models on display. Dacia is a Romanian car brand and subsidiary of the Renault group.Present on the same stand as the Nissan brand, the manufacturer presented a restyled version of the 100% electric Dacia Spring, as well as an all-new Duster, the Duster 3. Opposite them, BYD and MG had more restrained stands, but took advantage of the absence of their European counterparts to make their mark.Chinese carmaker BYD unveiled its new restyled Tang, as well as its two new brands Yangwang and Denza. The Yangwang U8 all-terrain SUV made a particularly striking entrance, and was a real eye-catcher at the show!For its part, MG presented several new models: the MG3 Hybrid, the MG7, the MG9 and the Cyberster. The Chinese brand also did us the honour of announcing its new top-of-the-range brand called IM.Lucid Motors, Isuzu and Micro rounded out the list of brands present. The 2024 edition of the Geneva Motor Show attracted 168,000 visitors, marking a gentle return from the more than 600,000 visitors to the last edition in 2019.The former “world’s most beautiful motor show” is off to a gentle start this year. We’ll be back in a year’s time, in February 2025, at the next edition, to assess whether the Geneva Show has recovered its superb reputation! View of the manufacturer’s hall at the Geneva Motor Show © Lizeo Contact us In this article
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