ServAuto, a Malaysia-based automotive aftersales platform, announced Tuesday that it has secured new funding, bringing its total capital raised to close to $6 million to date.

The firm said in a statement that the round is led by Vynn Capital, a Malaysian venture capital firm specializing in the mobility and supply chain sectors and supported by Jelawang Capital, Malaysia’s National Fund-of-Funds.

The round also saw participation from Openspace Capital, SWC Global, and Gobi Partners alongside strategic angel investors.

The funding aims to address long-standing fragmentation in Malaysia’s automotive aftersales market by bringing greater transparency, standardization and trust to the sector.

With this new round of funding, ServAuto will continue to expand its product and service coverage and deepen its nationwide workshop network.

It is noted that despite Malaysia’s high vehicle ownership rates, the automotive aftersales market remains heavily fragmented and predominantly offline.

Car owners frequently face inconsistent service quality, opaque pricing, uncertified parts, and limited consumer visibility.

“We saw the same opportunity in aftersales that we saw in the used car market years ago: a massive industry suffering from a lack of trust and standardization,

“Automotive aftersales should be simple and reliable. With this funding, we can scale a consistent experience nationwide, backed by a tech-enabled supply chain that
guarantees verified products,” said Phoy Yong Hao, Co-Founder of ServAuto.

Founded in 2024 by former Carsome executives, ServAuto is a digital automotive aftersales platform designed to solve these pain points.

Customers purchase products and services online and book appointments across a nationwide network of ServAuto workshops via its official website, major e-commerce platforms, and integrations with Carsome and Touch ’n Go.

Unlike traditional marketplaces or lead-generation platforms, ServAuto controls the quality loop by sourcing parts directly from manufacturers and distributors and equipping its ServAuto-branded official workshops and authorized partner workshops with proprietary SOPs and digital tools.

“We believe some of the most compelling opportunities in Malaysia and broader Southeast Asia sit at the intersection of mobility, operations and real-world execution,

“ServAuto is a great example of a new generation of Malaysian startups emerging from the broader Malaysian ecosystem,” said Victor Chua, Founding and Managing Partner of Vynn Capital.

According to him, ServAuto is led by a talented team with deep operational experience in the automotive value chain, and this investment reflects Vynn Capital conviction in backing founders who understand the ground realities of mobility in the region.

Within 12 months, ServAuto has served over 30,000 customers across Malaysia, focusing on essential, high-frequency aftersales categories including oil changes and window tinting, alongside selected automotive accessories.

“We are excited to continue deepening our presence in Malaysia, with ServAuto representing our second homegrown and high-growth investment within just 12 months.

“There is significant consumer demand for more transparent automotive services, and we are looking forward to working closely with the team as they continue to build a dominant regional after-sales platform, trusted by drivers to best serve their needs,” said Jessica Huang Pouleur, Partner at Openspace Capital.

Thomas G. Tsao, Co-Founder and Chair of Gobi Partners, also said automotive aftersales is a large but structurally fragmented market where standards never scaled with demand.

“In real-economy sectors, platforms that institutionalize discipline, transparency, and repeatable execution are more resilient across cycles,

“ServAuto is building on these fundamentals,” he added.

SWC Global also said it invested in ServAuto in April 2025 because of its exceptional founding team and their clear vision to modernize the automotive ecosystem in Malaysia and across Southeast Asia.

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