Websitefor Carsova
A website project in automotive, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built the Carsova website, a responsive showcase for an electric car company's models, charging, and technology. An internal dashboard brings the team's business data together.
Carsova is an electric car company focused on sustainable mobility, advanced technology, and sleek design. DeveloperLook designed and developed its public website and an internal dashboard. The goal was to reflect the brand's futuristic vision, strengthen its digital presence, and simplify internal operations with clear interfaces.
The website opens with "Modern solutions for current and future mobility needs" over a car on an open road. It walks visitors through eco-friendly driving, exterior design, interior technology, ease of charging, and safety and sustainable energy. A model page presents the newest car, a carousel of popular electric vehicles, a timeline of milestones, and a grid of Carsova variants. A specification table compares each variant's output, torque, acceleration, battery, range per charge, and charging time.
Further sections cover AI technology support, customer stories, a lifestyle gallery, and a newsletter sign-up. A contact page asks "Are you ready to build a future with Carsova?" and pairs a form with office addresses. Every page has a mobile layout.
The internal dashboard gives the team one view of available cars, with filters for location, dates, and times, recent activity, and car details. Pages for listings, a calendar, deals, tracking, active bids, statistics, and transactions follow, and the dashboard design runs to more than 40 pages.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Its previous website did not match the modern, tech-forward brand. Inside the company, outdated tools and scattered data slowed the team's work and its decisions.
Our solution
For internal work, we developed a custom dashboard that centralizes key business data, makes daily workflows more efficient, and shows insights in real time. Both were built to scale and to stay fast.
What we built
The home page presents Carsova's electric cars through exterior design, interior technology, ease of charging, and safety and sustainable energy, each with its own image and short explanation.
A specification table lets visitors pick a car and see its output, torque, 0 to 100 km/h acceleration, battery type, capacity, range per full charge, and charging time.
A carousel of popular electric vehicles and a grid of Carsova variants help visitors browse the full range before opening the details of one model.
A timeline of years from 2012 onward traces Carsova from the launch of its first model to industry awards, giving first-time visitors the company's story at a glance.
The contact page opens with "Are you ready to build a future with Carsova?" and a form for name, email, phone, category, and comments, beside the office addresses.
Every section has a mobile layout, from the hero and model carousel to the specification table and contact form, so the site reads as clearly on a phone.
The internal dashboard shows available cars, recent activity, and car details, with pages for listings, a calendar, deals, tracking, active bids, statistics, and transactions.
A business intelligence page charts key numbers, and a tracking page follows vehicles on a map. A transactions table keeps payments together, giving the team the data visibility it lacked.
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A public website and an internal dashboard for an electric car company. The website showcases Carsova's models, design, charging, and technology, with a specification table and a contact form. The dashboard centralizes business data for the team, from available cars and deals to tracking, statistics, and transactions, across more than 40 pages.
Through a mix of lifestyle images and plain facts. The home page covers exterior design, interior technology, ease of charging, and safety. Model pages add a carousel of popular cars, a grid of variants, and a specification table with range, battery, and charging time.
Yes. A specification table lets visitors choose a car from a dropdown and see its output, torque, acceleration, battery type, capacity, range per full charge, and charging time. A grid of Carsova variants sits nearby, so visitors can move from one model to the next.
It gives the internal team one place for data that used to sit in separate, outdated tools. Staff see available cars and recent activity, manage listings, deals, and active bids, and plan on a calendar. They also track vehicles on a map and review statistics and transactions.
Yes. The site is responsive, and the gallery shows mobile layouts for the hero, the electric vehicle sections, the model carousel, the specification table, and the contact form. Visitors get the same content on a phone as on a desktop.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds websites for automotive and electric vehicle brands, with model showcases, specification tables, lead forms, and mobile layouts. We add an internal dashboard when your team needs one, starting from how your buyers research a car and how your team uses the data.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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