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About us > Business Areas
Business Areas
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Highly specialised |
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Cobra is committed to offer new solutions able to handle unpredictable events and minimise the related risks: vehicle theft, theft from the vehicle, car jacking, low speed accidents, fraud and breakdown.Such risks can be prevented and managed through Electronic Systems and Location Based Services. Both sectors need to be addressed specifically as the market characteristics and business processes are different. For this reason, Cobra decided to launch investment programs with dedicated resources and processes able to respond to the most severe automotive standards and to guarantee the highest service level required for emergency services. |
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Electronic Systems |
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Antitheft systems and components are designed for the security of cars, trucks and motorcycles.The antitheft include alarm control units, sirens, immobilisers, ultrasonic and high frequency anti-intrusion sensors, anti lift sensors, broken glass sensor, active recognitions devices (radio commands and electronic keys) and passive recognition devices (driver card). Parking aid systems use ultrasonic sensors to monitor obstacles at the front and at the rear of the vehicle alerting the driver during low speed manoeuvres. |
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Location Based Services |
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In 2003 Cobra has launched Location Based Services integrating GSM, GPS, GPRS and Internet technologies to offer Stolen Vehicle Recovery (SVR) Services and Fleet Management. Cobra is today the unique pan-European service provider across 36 European countries, Russia & CIS and Malaysia.Cobra-branded SVR services are offered directly or through local service providers and licensees.Its proprietary server-centric infrastructure is integrated with on-board electronics. |
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Cobra also offers an innovative service for personalized insurance policies, using telematics technology and HelloBiker: the wireless intercom with handsfree function for mobiles phones with Bluetooth technology. |
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