Geotab and Phillips Connect have introduced three new tracking solutions — AssetTrac, StealthNet and SolarNet — across Latin America, integrating them into the Geotab Marketplace. Geotab said the rollout helps address infrastructure variability and cargo theft risks—especially in countries like Brazil and Mexico—by empowering fleets with better control and responsiveness.
Fleet tracking is growing critically important in Latin America due to rampant fuel costs, infrastructure challenges, high cargo theft rates, and long, complex supply chains where real-time visibility can yield major savings.
According to recent industry reports, Latin America’s telematics market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 15 percent from 2025 to 2029, pushing the number of active fleet management systems from roughly 8.3 million units in 2024 to more than 16.6 million by 2029.
For Geotab’s part, the company reportedly surpassed 300,000 active subscriptions and is leading in installed base and annual revenues across major Latin American markets. Geotab’s devices, which they say are designed for covert and durable operation, support long battery life, wireless connectivity, and backup communication to protect assets across urban and off-grid corridors.
Such companies as Gurtam (with its Wialon platform), Michelin Connected Fleet, Ituran, and Powerfleet are among the largest providers in the region.
“Latin American fleets face unique challenges, from theft prevention to optimizing operations across vast distances,” said Rob Phillips, CEO of Phillips Connect, in a statement.
