NXCR and J.D. Power Announce Strategic Alliance
The intent of the alliance is to give consumers more flexible choices when making vehicle purchase decisions.

The intent of the alliance is to give consumers more flexible choices when making vehicle purchase decisions.
TROY, Mich. and SANTA MONICA, Calif. – NXCR, the fintech and insurtechvehicle subscription platform, and J.D. Power, a global leader in data analytics and consumer intelligence, announced a strategic alliance, bringing J.D. Power proprietary datasolutions, vehicle valuations and consumer insights to support and strengthen NXCR’s vehiclesubscription value proposition. The intent of the alliance is to give consumers more flexible choices when making vehicle purchase decisions.
The proprietary data solutions we’re developing are built on J.D. Power data and consumer insights and will help us ensure we areacquiring and reselling vehicles at optimal prices – key tenets to making vehicle subscriptionsaffordable and profitable at scale.
“J.D. Power, through its merger with Autodata Solutions and its acquisition of NADA Used CarGuides and ALG, has quickly become the world’s leading authority on vehicle valuations atwholesale and retail that auto finance and fleet companies rely upon,” said Scott Painter, Founder and CEO of NXCR. “This collaboration provides NXCR with the richest, mostaccurate and most comprehensive dataset for vehicle valuations, residual value forecasts andinsights on consumer preferences and experiences. The proprietary data solutions we’re developing are built on J.D. Power data and consumer insights and will help us ensure we areacquiring and reselling vehicles at optimal prices – key tenets to making vehicle subscriptionsaffordable and profitable at scale.”
Subscriptions have quickly become the modern way consumers access and pay for allcategories of products and services. Vehicle subscriptions provide consumers with simple and affordable access to mobility through a mobile app.
“As both new and used vehicle prices continue to rise, flexibility – including monthly payment options and contract length — will become increasingly important in how consumers shop for avehicle,” said David Habiger, President and CEO of J.D. Power. “Bundling and amortizingvehicle ownership costs into one affordable monthly payment with shorter, more flexible termsis a compelling option for younger generations and value-oriented consumers. Scott Painter and Georg Bauer are pioneers in bringing to life vehicle subscriptions and introduced the Car-as-a-Service category to automotive. J.D. Power is excited to partner with them on the future of mobility with NXCR.”
“To offer vehicle shoppers the most affordable monthly payments, it is critical to be able to accurately define both the current and future value of a vehicle,” said Thomas King, President of J.D. Power Data and Analytics and Chief Product Officer. “J.D. Power will leverage its rich vehicle and valuation data, coupled with advanced analytics to ensure shoppers have access to affordable, flexible vehicle ownership. The same data and analytics suite will be used by NXCR to inform the acquisition of vehicles for the NXCR fleet from its dealer partners, and also to resell those vehicles at a fair price to dealers or through auctions when they leave the NXCR fleet.”
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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