Recently, an abundance of available space to be used for parking has stunted the need for development of more efficient parking solutions. The availability of space and reasonable price has lowered the need for introduction and acceptance of innovative parking solutions. This had led to continued use of outdated parking concepts. However, old parking solution will not solve new parking problems.

Extensive research and development has led to the perfecting of the systems and the expansion of the product lines to be able to suit every parking need. This relentless pursuit of perfection and innovation has helped to give new parking systems a reputation as a world class parking solution. The hydraulic parking solutions have collectively changed the way the world thinks about parking. No longer is the one vehicle per parking space model an acceptable solution to parking needs.

Most of today's parking solutions involve a parking lift system that is able to stack vehicles on top of each other. This is a very efficient way to base the production of parking systems around as it makes extensive use of vertical space while minimizing the expensive horizontal space required.

These systems are part of a comprehensive parking solution that can solve literally any parking problem. They are all built on sound scientific principles that allow them to work both efficiently and optimally. They are robust systems that generally only require maintenance once or twice a year at most. The compact designs of the systems means that the need for security personnel is minimized and these systems are inherently safer. Many of these systems require little to no excavation and can be installed and used in little time.

With talented parking system engineers continually looking to improve parking for the world, the future of automatic parking looks brighter than ever. Spatial issues are quickly developing in large cities all over big cities which are driving up prices for land. Land used for parking especially at a premium now and developers are now looking to significantly lower the cost per parking spot ratio, much the way it has been in other countries for many years.