From fleet data to fleet intelligence: finding the balance between high tech

and high touch

AI and real-time fleet data can simplify fleet management, but human expertise remains essential to turning insights into informed business decisions.

Bynx: global supplier, global view

Fleet leasing and management systems must adapt to changing market conditions, evolving EV residual values and regional differences to help businesses navigate uncertainty and future-proof their operations.

One in four unlikely to buy an EV, as divide between pro- and anti-EV camps grow

A new survey reveals growing resistance to EVs among Australians, with price remaining the biggest barrier despite more affordable models, improved charging infrastructure and reduced range anxiety.

Making the Most of Your Roadside Assistance: Turning Breakdowns into Fleet Intelligence

Roadside assistance data can help fleets move beyond response-time tracking to identify recurring faults, predict risks, reduce downtime and improve vehicle performance.

The High Cost of Invisible Data in Fleet Platforms

Real-time vehicle visualisation can transform raw fleet data into accurate imagery, improving efficiency, buyer confidence and digital conversions.

Before you buy AI, find the VIN

Reliable AI-driven fleet insights start with accurate, connected vehicle data, making VIN-level identification and data integration essential before investing in AI solutions.

From Fuel Card to Smart Charger: How Fleet Technology Is Solving Home Charging Reimbursement

Smart charging technology helps fleets simplify home EV charging reimbursements through accurate energy tracking, automated reporting and scalable solutions that keep drivers and businesses fairly compensated.

Driving the future

How one payments platform brings fuel, tolls, maintenance and EV charging into a single workflow.

FYI: Debunking 5 big myths about ADAS

Do self-driving cars still need humans? Are ADAS features even affordable? We’ re busting 5 big myths some may have about ADAS.

Connected vehicles: the. good, the bad, and the ugly

Connected vehicles offer fleets greater efficiency and visibility, but also raise important concerns around data privacy, cybersecurity and accountability that fleet managers must address.

Entertaining the risk: Tech and distracted driving

In-vehicle entertainment and connected technology can increase driver distraction resulting in a need for clear fleet policies, driver education and safer technology use to keep attention on the road.

Quit or miss: 5 phased-out and retro car features

Gone are the days of the automatic antennae and manual windows, but you’ ve got to admit— you may miss some old-school car features.

Can an established badge build trust in unfamiliar vehicle technology?

Established automotive brands are partnering with Chinese manufacturers to access new technologies, but fleet buyers must look beyond brand familiarity to assess vehicle suitability, whole-of-life costs and residual value risks.

Dashboard Bites

Wildlife, clever car tech, and luxury accessories. This month ' s automotive oddities are anything but ordinary.