History
TEXA was founded in 1992. Today it is a European leader in project, industrialization and manufacturing of diagnostic instruments for cars, motorcycles and trucks with an on going growth.

TEXA is present all over the world with a deep network of dealers; its subsidiaries are in Spain, France, Great Britain, Germany and United States.

Presently TEXA has about 350 employees in the world: the manpower is young (avarage age is 32), 45% have university degree and among these 90 are engineers and specialized technicians dedicated to Research and Development.

TEXA was born on the initiative of Bruno Vianello. He has always been fond of engines and mechanics; at the end of the eighties, when the market starts to launch the diagnostic products, he has the intuition to project and build instruments to help the Technicians  in ECUs diagnosis.

The instruments reveal to be intuitive and efficient and they have a big success.

So, in 1992 Bruno Vianello, together with his friend and partner Manuele Cavalli, founds TEXA, “Electronic Technologies for Automotive”.

At the beginning with 10 employees, the company (placed in Veneto, close to Venice) has immediate success in the market and in 15 years it gets to produce more than 60.000 sophisticated diagnostic instruments, car A/C rechargers and exhaust gas analyzers. Texa signs important partnership agreements with Magneti Marelli, Johnson Controls, Sagem, Siemens, AD Parts, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Laverda, Benelli, Pagani and receives important awards such as the one of the International Committee for Car Innovation, of Frost & Sullivan (in 2006 and 2007 as the most innovative company) and of Intel.


In 2002 TEXA becomes an SpA company and in 2004, due to the unrestrainable growth, opens the new headquarters: a building of 64000 squared meters (out of these, 12000 squared meters are dedicated to production department). The new building is in the forefront for technology and safety, destined, within 2009, to become three times bigger up to be defined “TEXA town”. 

Innovation, research and development are, since ever, TEXA’s means to reach important results: TEXA has introduced videoassistance, telediagnosis and in 2007 it has signed an important partnership with Google Search Appliance, meant to become the basis for all future products.