Automotive Telematics Market
The hardware segment held the largest share in 2022, owing to increased demand for GPS tracking devices, vehicle diagnostic kits, and rising consumer spending on automotive infotainment systems. Several logistics and transportation companies are adopting these GPS tracking hardware systems in order to track the live location and manage the entire transportation supply chain. This hardware is fitted in the vehicle to track the real-time location of the vehicles, manage the fuel supply, and improve driver safety. For instance, in December 2020, Streamax Technology, a connected hardware provider, launched its telematic hardware solutions with mobile-based surveillance for commercial vehicles.
Asia Pacific dominated the global automotive telematics market in 2022 and is projected to continue its dominance during the forecast period. Major countries such as China and India actively promote electric mobility, provide incentives for electric vehicle adoption, and support the development of charging infrastructure. The robust digital infrastructure in the region, including the deployment of 5G networks, further accelerates the growth of the automotive telematics market. With high-speed, low-latency connectivity, vehicles can access real-time data, receive over-the-air updates, and communicate seamlessly with other vehicles and infrastructure. Thus, all these factors drive the automotive telematics market across Asia Pacific.

The automobile industry has fundamentally transformed the connected car market in recent years. Vehicles in this dynamic industry are distinguished by their advanced sensor, communication, and software capabilities, which allow them to link to the internet, other vehicles, infrastructure, and numerous digital platforms. This has resulted in increasing consumer demand for connectivity and convenience. Consumers now expect seamless integration of their smartphones, access to navigation and entertainment apps, and the ability to monitor and control their vehicles remotely.
Businesses and industries are further exploring the potential of connected fleets for improved logistics, fuel efficiency, and vehicle management. The rising adoption of car connectivity for exchanging data with external systems for infotainment automated safety features drives the automotive telematics market growth. Volkswagen Group’s connected car sales increased by 12% in 2022. BMW Group reported sales of 2.5 million units of connected cars, showing a growth of 8.4% in 2021 compared to 2020. The growth in connected car sales has created a massive demand for automotive telematics solutions. The connected cars consist of several telematics solutions such as GPS tracking devices, buzzers, and input and output devices.
Automotive Telematics Market Analysis: Connectivity Overview
Based on the connectivity type, the global automotive telematics market is divided into embedded, tethered, and integrated. The integrated segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period, owing to increased demand for IoT-integrated solutions among consumers and logistic companies. Several leading players are launching integrated solutions to meet the demand for telematics solutions. In October 2023, Vodafone Idea launched the IoT-integrated lab as a service in collaboration with C-DOT. In June 2022, Geotab launched IoT Integrated automotive telematics in collaboration with Renault Group to offer connectivity solutions for fleet managers. This telematics solution is offered in 21 European countries, including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, and Ireland.
Automotive Telematics Market: Competitive Landscape and Key Developments
Textron Inc., Yamaha Motor Co Ltd, Club Car, The Toro Co, Renault SA, Star EV, Waev Inc., Bradshaw Electric Vehicles, Clean Motion AB, and Navya SA are among the key automotive telematics market players profiled during this study. In addition, several other important automotive telematics market players have been studied and analyzed to get a holistic view of the automotive telematics market and its ecosystem.
| Year | News | Region |
| Dec–2022 | Solera, the global leader in vehicle lifecycle management, announced all its electronic logging devices (ELDs) have received mandatory third-party certification in Canada. Omnitracs’ Intelligent Vehicle Gateway, XRS with Relay, Omnitracs One with XRS Relay, and Omnitracs One with AMGC ELDs have been certified by FP Innovations for compliance with the Canadian ELD Mandate. | North America |
| Mar–2022 | ORBCOMM Inc., a global provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, announced that it had added new feature enhancements to its data-driven truck telematics solution to boost the visibility, efficiency, safety, and experience for fleets, drivers, and their customers. | North America |
