Infinite scroll, better inventory filters, and new page builder tools
Over the past few weeks we’ve rolled out several improvements across Driverseat to make browsing inventory smoother, improve filtering, and give dealers more flexibility when building pages.
Infinite scroll for SRPs
Inventory pages now support infinite scrolling, allowing shoppers to browse vehicles continuously without needing to paginate through results.
This creates a faster, more natural browsing experience (especially on mobile) and makes it easier for shoppers to explore more of your inventory.
Dealers can enable infinite scroll for their SRP under Dealership Settings in their dashboard.
Inventory filter improvement
We’ve expanded and improved inventory filtering to make it easier for shoppers to narrow down exactly what they’re looking for.
New sorting options: Recently Added and Highest Discount
Added a search bar inside filter refinements (helpful for filters with many options)
Added new filters including Interior Color, Class, and Powertrain as well as many additional feature filters (heated rear seats, 360° camera, and more)
Added “High Discount” and “Recently Added” tags on vehicles
Improved year filter labeling — when a single year is selected, it now shows “Year” instead of “After Year”
Added Exclude filters- you can now filter inventory by excluding certain properties instead of only including them
Other improvements
New Countdown1 page builder row for live countdown timers with a call-to-action
Updated our VIN decoder provider for more accurate vehicle data
URLs now automatically strip whitespace and non-URL friendly characters
Added Year filter at the top level of SRPs on larger screens (not hidden under “More Filters”)
HTML row now allows img src
JSON-LD structured data improvements
Image1 images can now be set to "‘contain’
Added support for video uploads
HTML rows can now be contained (tables no longer render full-width by default)
Fixed an issue where arrow key navigation wouldn’t reach the end of images in the lightbox
Fixed a bug where the navbar could cut off navigation items with “…”