Commercial Telematics Market Set to Secure Valuation of US$ 311.5 Billion by 2033 | Astute Analytica

The market is rapidly shifting from simple tracking to predictive intelligence. AI-driven analytics and rich data from integrated OEM systems are now proactively optimizing fleet performance, safety, and uptime, making telematics a core strategic tool.

Chicago, Sept. 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The global commercial telematics market was valued at US$ 71.3 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 311.5 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 17.8% during the forecast period 2025–2033.

The Americas are witnessing an explosive surge in telematics adoption, with both North and Latin America showcasing rapid growth. In the United States alone, around 25 million GPS and dashcam devices are actively shaping fleet operations in 2025. North America is projected to host 22.4 million fleet management systems, up sharply from 19.8 million in 2024, while Latin America is growing from 7.8 million to 9.1 million active systems in the same period. These expansions are remarkable when set against vast commercial vehicle bases—about 30 million in North America and 41 million in Latin America—highlighting how significantly fleets are embracing connected solutions. Driving this momentum, video telematics has emerged as a powerhouse segment, with leaders like Geotab, Verizon Connect, Samsara, and Lytx establishing million-scale adoption across fleets.

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Meanwhile, aftermarket telematics solutions continue to dominate with global shipments to exceed 31.1 million units in 2025 and installed bases climbing past 106.5 million. Hardware evolution is further accelerating the market, as AI-powered dashcams, IoT-driven trackers, and integrated vehicle diagnostics redefine capabilities. Strategic partnerships—like the collaboration of Cummins, Bosch, ETAS, and KPIT—alongside OEM integrations from brands such as BMW and Ford, are reshaping competition. With electric vehicle adoption rising and specialized EV telematics addressing real-time battery, route, and charging needs, the industry outlook points to long-term connected growth. By 2028, North America is expected to exceed 30 million active systems, cementing the region as a central hub of global telematics transformation.

Key Findings in Commercial Telematics Market

Market Forecast (2033) US$ 311.5 billion
CAGR 17.8%
Largest Region (2024) North America (33.95%)
By Component   Solution (71.95%)
By Provider OEM (61%)
By End Use    Transportation & logistics (42.80%)
Top Drivers
  • Pressure for cost reduction and enhanced fleet operational efficiency.
  • Stringent government regulations mandating safety and compliance technologies.
  • Rapid advancements in 5G connectivity and IoT integration.
Top Trends
  • Integration of Artificial Intelligence for predictive analytics and insights.
  • Rising adoption of video telematics for enhanced safety and proof.
  • Increased focus on data monetization and creating new revenue streams.
Top Challenges
  • Concerns regarding data security and protecting driver privacy rights.
  • High initial investment costs for advanced telematics system deployment.
  • Complexity of integrating telematics data with existing business systems.

Americas Market Scale Demonstrates Immense and Rapidly Expanding Telematics Adoption Rates

The scale of telematics adoption in the Americas commercial telematics market is truly staggering. Early 2025 data shows the United States alone has approximately 25 million GPS and dashcam devices actively managing commercial fleets. Looking at the broader region, the North American commercial vehicle telematics market is set to achieve 10.53 million connected units in 2025. Such a figure represents a significant increase from the 19.8 million active fleet management systems estimated for North America in 2024. Consequently, projections for 2025 anticipate a further rise to approximately 22.4 million active systems across the continent.

Moreover, Latin America presents a powerful growth story in the commercial telematics market. The region is estimated to have 7.8 million active fleet management systems in 2024. A strong upward trend suggests a projected increase to 9.1 million active units by 2025. These adoption numbers are particularly impressive when viewed against the total vehicle parks. North America has approximately 30 million commercial vehicles in operation in 2024, while Latin America has an even larger fleet of around 41 million commercial vehicles. A significant portion of these vehicles are now integrated into the connected ecosystem.

Video Telematics Providers Showcase Explosive Growth and Dominant Competitive Market Positions

The video telematics segment is a primary engine of growth, with key players establishing formidable market shares in the commercial telematics market. As of late 2024, Geotab has cemented its leadership position in the Americas with over 3 million active subscriptions. Furthermore, by 2024, the top 5 fleet management providers, a group that includes giants like Verizon Connect and Samsara, have each impressively surpassed an installed base of 1 million units. Highlighting the segment’s maturity, Lytx was the first video telematics specialist to achieve the milestone of 1 million vehicle subscriptions for its services. The hardware side of the market is also seeing massive scale. For example, Streamax, a leading hardware provider, boasts a global installed base of over 4 million mobile DVRs as of May 2025.

Other significant players are rapidly expanding their footprint in the commercial vehicle telematics market. In 2025, Netradyne’s installed base of video telematics units is at least 250,000. Similarly, Motive’s installed base of camera units is at least 250,000 as of 2025. Hardware-focused companies like Howen and Xirgo also report an installed base of at least 250,000 units each in 2025. The overall segment growth is robust, with North America’s installed base of active video telematics systems reaching approximately 6.1 million units in 2024. Globally, the installed base is expected to hit 9.74 million units in 2025, with North America alone projected to grow by over 900,000 units between 2024 and 2025. Major vehicle manufacturers, including Volvo Trucks, Ford, Hino, GM, and Volkswagen, are key drivers of this adoption.

Aftermarket Solutions Continue to Witness Strong Growth with Significant Shipment Volumes

While Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) solutions are gaining ground, the aftermarket continues to be the prominent force in the global commercial telematics market. Worldwide shipments of aftermarket car telematics systems are estimated to reach an impressive 28.9 million units in 2024. Projections for 2025 indicate a continuation of this trend, with global shipments expected to be approximately 31.1 million units. The sheer volume of active devices underscores the aftermarket’s deep penetration and importance to the overall ecosystem.

The global installed base of active aftermarket car telematics units is estimated at a massive 97.1 million in 2024. By the end of 2025, this installed base is expected to expand further to 106.5 million units in the worldwide commercial telematics market. A significant portion of these systems are for Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT), with the number of active aftermarket SVT units estimated at 64.8 million in 2024 and projected to grow to around 71.4 million by 2025. A dynamic element of the aftermarket is the provider churn rate; as of 2025, commercial fleets switch their telematics providers on average every 4 to 4.5 years, creating continuous opportunities for competitive solutions.

Hardware Evolution Drives Advanced Data Capabilities and Sophisticated Vehicle System Integrations

Technological advancement in hardware is a cornerstone of the commercial telematics market’s evolution. Cutting-edge devices are enabling far more sophisticated data collection and analysis. For instance, ATrack’s AK300 LTE vehicle tracker, available in 2024, provides valuable real-time data on at least 5 distinct vehicle parameters. In 2025, the industry standard for AI-powered dual dashboard cameras involves the integration of a minimum of 4 distinct technologies: artificial intelligence, edge computing, a forward-facing camera, and a driver-facing camera. These integrations are becoming mainstream, as seen in consumer-facing vehicles like Tata Motors’ Punch EV, launched in January 2024, which features a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a modern 2-spoke steering wheel.

The complexity of these systems continues to grow. In 2024, advanced commercial vehicle telematics systems integrate with at least 6 different hardware types to ensure comprehensive data collection, including CAN Bus interfaces and various IoT sensors. Looking ahead to 2025, the most advanced telematics solutions are even incorporating specialized environmental sensors for niche fleet applications. Furthermore, driver identification and authentication hardware is now considered an integral component of any comprehensive telematics system in 2025, enhancing both security and accountability for fleet operators.

Strategic Corporate Partnerships and Innovative Product Launches Reshape the Competitive Landscape

The commercial telematics market is characterized by a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and strategic collaboration. In a significant move, a collaboration of 4 major companies—Cummins, Bosch, ETAS, and KPIT—was formed in September 2024 to launch a groundbreaking open-source telematics initiative. Major product launches are also frequent. For example, in late 2024, Verizon launched its Intelligent AI Dashcam video solutions, marking 1 major product introduction. Similarly, in January 2025, Forward Thinking Systems integrated OBD-II diagnostics into its FleetCam Pro dash camera, representing 1 significant product enhancement.

Partnerships are crucial for expanding capabilities in the commercial telematics market. By 2025, Noregon Systems has established key partnerships with at least 3 companies—ZF, CalAmp, and Motive—to dramatically enhance remote diagnostic capabilities for fleets. In another major development, Targa Telematics partnered with BMW in early 2025, resulting in 1 major integration of OEM data directly into a third-party telematics platform. The sheer number of players reflects the market’s dynamism; a 2025 market study of the U.S. market profiles over 100 telematics solutions suppliers, with the comprehensive nature of the market reflected in a detailed 324-page market research study for 2025-26.

Electric Vehicle Integration Creates New Demands Within the Commercial Telematics Market

The global shift towards vehicle electrification is creating a significant and specialized new segment. The adoption of commercial electric vehicles (EVs) is on a rapid rise, with sales of battery-electric vehicles in the United States reaching nearly 258,900 units in the first quarter of 2024 alone. Global manufacturers are expanding their EV offerings, such as China’s BYD Company Ltd., which launched 3 new battery-electric models in the Indonesian market in January 2024. This transition necessitates a new breed of telematics solutions tailored for EV-specific needs.

As of 2025, GPS fleet tracking is used to monitor at least 4 key metrics for EVs: overall vehicle visibility, operational efficiency, maintenance costs, and critical battery status. Correspondingly, EV telematics solutions in the commercial vehicle telematics market are focused on at least 4 core areas: sophisticated battery management, intelligent route planning to account for charging needs, seamless charger integration, and granular energy consumption monitoring. The 4th generation (4G/LTE) of cellular technology is the standard for new vehicle trackers in 2024, providing essential connectivity. Leading platforms like Verizon Connect offer 4 key features for EV fleet management, while OEM systems like GM’s Onstar provide 4 key services crucial for EVs.

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Expanding Solution Features and Diverse Applications Signal a Maturing Market Ecosystem

The capabilities of modern telematics platforms have expanded far beyond simple location tracking. The solution segment, which includes advanced video telematics, is comprised of at least 5 sub-segments in 2024. There are at least 10 key players in the commercial vehicle telematics market in 2024, with another report identifying at least 15 top companies globally, each offering a diverse and powerful set of solutions. For example, Omnitracs’ platform provides at least 3 key features: real-time tracking, route optimization, and driver behavior monitoring. The market is dense with competition, as a typical U.S. commercial telematics market study in 2025 will cover between 18 and 20 key players in detail.

Aftermarket telematics solutions in 2024 address at least 7 popular application areas, including vehicle diagnostics and usage-based insurance. A crucial opportunity for aftermarket providers exists because at least 4 key safety metrics—such as fatigue monitoring and seatbelt compliance—are often missing from standard OEM telematics solutions. Furthermore, specialized hardware integrations are becoming essential for compliance in different regions. Digital tachographs, for example, are a key hardware integration for maintaining compliance in at least 1 major global market (Europe) in 2025. Finally, as of 2025, telematics solutions offer at least 4 key security-related features, including remote immobilization and theft prevention.

Global Commercial Telematics Market Major Players:

  • Verizon Communication Inc.
  • TomTom N.V.
  • Mix Telematics Limited
  • OnStar Corporation
  • BMW
  • Trimble Inc.
  • Zonar Systems
  • Omnitraces LLC
  • Inseego Corporation
  • Bridgestone Corporation
  • GM
  • Michelin Group
  • Other Prominent Players

Key Market Segmentation:

By Type

  • OEM
  • Aftermarket

By Component

  • Solution
    • Fleet Tracking and Monitoring
    • Driver Management
    • Insurance Telematics
    • Safety and Compliance
    • V2X Solutions
    • Others
  • Services
    • Professional Services
    • Managed Services

By End use

  • Government Agencies
  • Media and Entertainment
  • Insurers
  • Vehicle Manufacturers/Dealers
  • Transportation & Logistics
  • Others

By Region

  • North America
  • Europe
  • Asia Pacific
  • Middle East & Africa (MEA)
  • South America

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