Press Release, 29 October 2025
In a major stride for connected mobility, Mobilisights—the data-as-a-service arm of Stellantis N.V.—is redefining how vehicle data gets used, moving rapidly from traditional hardware telematics to embedded factory-fitted systems. At the recent fleet-industry event, Mobilisights outlined its shift away from aftermarket devices toward accessing native vehicle signals straight from the car’s sensors, giving fleet operators, insurers and mobility services deeper insights into driver behaviour, energy use, maintenance needs and safety-critical events.
By tapping into millions of connected vehicles across the Stellantis brand portfolio, the company says it can now deliver rich, standardised, near-real-time data streams—while also building in consent, privacy and compliance frameworks at the outset. The goal: fewer installations, faster activation and stronger operational intelligence. Looking ahead, Mobilisights plans to harness artificial intelligence and fused datasets— combining vehicle data with driver, environmental and infrastructure signals — to predict maintenance issues, streamline fleets and boost sustainability. According to the company, this marks a shift from just collecting data to making it truly actionable, safe and trust-worthy.
As connected vehicles proliferate and businesses demand smarter tools, Mobilisights’ move underlines a broader trend in mobility: data isn’t just collected—it’s leveraged. By offering embedded data access rather than after-market retrofits, the company aims to empower enterprises with insights that reduce cost, improve uptime and accelerate next-gen services. The evolution of vehicle data into intelligence is now underway.
Source: EIN Presswire
