Autocar, a manufacturer of specialized vocational trucks, announced plans to install Geotab GO devices in all of its trucks, aiming to enhance fleet uptime and provide greater data insights. The company, who did not reveal contract details, said the move will allow for improved vehicle diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and optimized route planning.
The integration of Geotab’s telematics technology will offer Autocar customers real-time data on vehicle performance, location, and driver behavior. This data is expected to help fleet managers make informed decisions, reducing downtime and increasing operational efficiency, the company said. Autocar officials stated that the partnership with Geotab reflects the company’s commitment to providing cutting-edge technology to its customers.
“By embedding Geotab’s GO devices directly into our trucks, we are giving our customers a powerful tool to manage their fleets more effectively,” said Eric Schwartz, president of Autocar, in a statement. “This will lead to significant improvements in uptime, which is crucial for our customers who rely on our trucks for essential services.”
Geotab, GM Expand Fleet Services in Mexico
In other company news, Geotab and General Motors GM -1.14%↓ have announced an expansion of their OEM alliance to provide integrated fleet management solutions for light vehicles in Mexico. The collaboration will allow GM fleet customers in Mexico to access Geotab’s telematics platform directly through their GM vehicles.
The partnership, which recognizes the Mexican telematics market is growing, leverages GM’s built-in connectivity and Geotab’s open platform.
