Official Digital Service History Portals: Every UK Car Manufacturer in One Place

Quick answer: Every major UK car manufacturer maintains a customer-facing digital service history portal. Bookmark this page — when you forget the login URL for BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, Tesla or any of the others, this is the single index of every official portal. Updated quarterly.

UK car owners increasingly need direct access to manufacturer-held digital service records (DSR). Modern Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Tesla, and JLR all maintain online portals where the registered keeper can see their full service history. This page collects every official UK portal in one place.

Quick navigation

• BMW
• Mercedes-Benz
• Audi / VW Group (Audi, VW, Skoda, SEAT, Cupra)
• Porsche
• Jaguar Land Rover (Land Rover, Range Rover, Jaguar)
• Tesla
• Volvo
• Mazda, Toyota, Honda
• Ford
• Stellantis brands (Vauxhall, Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Jeep)
• Nissan / Renault

BMW

Portal: My BMW (web) and the My BMW app (iOS/Android)

Service record name: BMW Online Service History (linked to CBS — Condition Based Service)

Coverage: 2009 onwards comprehensive. Pre-2009 cars rely on dealer printouts and paper service book.

How to access: log in with your BMW ID. Service tab → Service History.

For non-owners: any BMW main dealer can print the Online Service History for £15-£25.

See our detailed BMW service history verification guide.

Mercedes-Benz

Portal: Mercedes me (web) and Mercedes me app

Service record name: Asyst (Active Service System)

Coverage: 2008 onwards. Comprehensive across the UK Mercedes dealer network.

How to access: Mercedes me account → My Car → Service History.

For non-owners: any Mercedes-Benz main dealer can print Asyst (£15-£30).

See our detailed Mercedes service history verification guide.

Audi / VW Group

Portal: My Audi, My Volkswagen, My Skoda, My SEAT, My Cupra

Service record name: Audi Online Service History (shared VW Group backend)

Coverage: 2010 onwards comprehensive. All five VW Group brands share the same backend.

How to access: brand-specific my-account portal → service history tab.

For non-owners: any VAG main dealer (Audi, VW, Skoda, SEAT) can pull the record across the group.

See our detailed Audi/VW service history verification guide.

Porsche

Portal: My Porsche (web) and My Porsche app

Service record name: Porsche Service Online (PSO)

Coverage: 2008 onwards. Global central system.

How to access: My Porsche account → Service.

For non-owners: any Porsche Centre can print PSO record (£20-£40).

See our detailed Porsche service history verification guide.

Jaguar Land Rover

Portal: Land Rover InControl and Jaguar InControl

Service record name: JLR Inservice (dealer-facing) / InControl (owner-facing)

Coverage: 2012 onwards is most reliable. Pre-2012 cars often have patchy records.

How to access: InControl account → service tab.

For non-owners: any JLR main dealer can print the JLR Inservice record (£20-£35).

See our detailed Land Rover service history verification guide.

Tesla

Portal: Tesla.com account (web) and Tesla app

Service record name: Tesla Service History (in account)

Coverage: all UK Teslas from first registration. Service centre visits + Mobile Service visits.

How to access: Tesla account → Service History.

For non-owners: Tesla doesn't typically print history for non-owners — must verify with current keeper present.

See our detailed Tesla service history verification guide.

Volvo

Portal: My Volvo (web) and Volvo Cars app

Service record name: Volvo VIDA Service History

Coverage: 2014 onwards comprehensive.

How to access: My Volvo account → Service History.

For non-owners: Volvo main dealer can print VIDA record (£15-£25).

Japanese brands — Mazda, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Lexus

• Toyota: MyToyota — comprehensive 2015 onwards
• Lexus: My Lexus — comprehensive 2015 onwards
• Mazda: MyMazda — limited service history coverage
• Honda: My Honda — patchy digital service history
• Nissan: NissanConnect — connected services more than full DSR

Ford

Portal: FordPass (web) and FordPass app

Service record name: Ford Service Record (FSR)

Coverage: 2017 onwards is most comprehensive. Older cars rely on dealer-specific records.

How to access: FordPass account → Maintenance tab.

Stellantis brands

Portal: brand-specific my-account portals

• My Vauxhall
• MyPeugeot
• My Citroën
• My Fiat
• My Jeep

Note: Stellantis service history is less centralised than VW Group. Coverage varies by brand and model year.

Nissan / Renault Alliance

Portal: NissanConnect and My Renault

Coverage: connected services more than full DSR. Service history primarily through dealer printouts.

What to do if your brand isn't listed

Smaller and niche UK marques (Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, McLaren, Lotus, MG, Subaru, Kia, Hyundai, Mini) all have owner portals — usually accessed via the brand's main UK website. For these, contact the brand's UK customer service for service history access guidance.

Why use the manufacturer portal vs. paper service book

• Tamper-evident — manufacturer records are harder to fake than paper stamps
• Universal access — any dealer can pull the record across the brand network
• Recall and TSB tracking — outstanding service items appear in the same view
• Mileage at service — recorded automatically, cross-references with MOT data

How buyers should use this directory

1. Bookmark this page for any future used-car verification
2. When viewing a used car, ask the seller to log into their manufacturer portal
3. Screenshot or print the service history
4. Cross-reference against the paper service book and gov.uk MOT history
5. For premium cars, also pay a main dealer £15-£30 for an independent printout

Related guides

• How to verify any car's service history
• The 7 documents to check when buying a used car
• Service history stamps: spotting fakes
• Full vs partial service history

Last reviewed 2026-05-05 by Jamie Dawson, Editor. Manufacturer portal URLs verified at time of publication. Updated quarterly. Spotted an out-of-date link? Email corrections@logbook.co.uk.