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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2022 · 7 MIN

A Battle is Brewing in the Connected Services Market for Fleets

from Automotive Fleet · host Automotive Fleet

The 80th episode of State of the Fleet Industry, produced by Automotive Fleet, offers an updated look at the state of the fleet market as presented by AF digital Editor Chris Brown. In this episode, Chris will analyze how automakers have reentered the market with new connected services for fleets. He’ll analyze how this highly competitive landscape is evolving, with automakers going head to head with telematics providers and new third-party connected car platforms for not only GPS tracking and diagnostics, but also electric vehicle data applications around charging and performance. Today's topics include:  A look at the rapid evolution of connected services for fleets  Telematics and new applications  Connected car data platforms This episode is sponsored by Circle K . Learn more about the Circle K Fleet Card. 📰 Sign up for the Automotive Fleet newsletter. 🚗 Visit Automotive Fleet for more fleet industry content. 🎥 You can watch these episodes on the Automotive Fleet YouTube Channel! 🤝 Follow and connect with Automotive Fleet on social media! Connect with Automotive Fleet on LinkedIn. Like Automotive Fleet on Facebook. Follow Automotive Fleet on Twitter.

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