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Diagnostics
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FLY Industry is a diagnostic-tool supplier associated in its own product listings with FVDI and other aftermarket vehicle interfaces. Its site describes FVDI 2014 as a clone of Abrites, and Abrites separately describes FVDI as a clone of AVDI. These descriptions concern the named product family; individual units, software provenance and licensing require examination. FLY Industry catalogue and product images · Abrites comparison.

Listed tool families

  • FVDI — multi-make diagnostic interface; the site lists FVDI 2014 and describes it in relation to AVDI.
  • FLY-V2 Plus, HEX VII, HEX VII Plus and VCDSCAN: FLY markets VAG diagnostic interfaces using HEX/VCDS terminology. A FLY-V2 Plus listing names a separate loader and VCDS software version. Those are FLY's claims; the listing does not establish Ross-Tech authorisation, software licensing or an identical design. Compare with the genuine Ross-Tech VCDS product. FLY-V2 Plus listing and images.
  • VCM 2PRO: also appears in the FLY Industry shop listing. Appearance in that shop does not prove who designed or manufactured it or establish that it is a clone of a specific interface. FLY catalogue.

A workshop contributor reports that FLY also makes other cloned tools. The FVDI example is supported by the seller's own wording; assess further products individually rather than treating every item sold by the shop as manufactured by FLY or as an established clone.

Related pages

FVDI diagnostic interface · SVCI diagnostic interfaces · ABRITES AVDI · Ross-Tech VCDS

Sources accessed 10 November 2026. Product descriptions are supplier claims, not independent tests.