The open High Mobility platform and its powerful API make it easy to mix and match various data items into bundles that can then enable customer use cases without the need for aftermarket hardware.
Consumer
Explore businesses that power B2C-oriented applications such as digital logbook or insurance services with connected car data.
A whole new range of opportunities exist for fleet-oriented data services.
Connected Car Data Use Cases
Driver behaviour
A fleet management organisation can utilise connected car data to monitor its fleet. A business that has regulations for driving hours, location restrictions and journey time uses vehicle data to make sure rules are being followed.
Fuel efficiency
Efficiency is key in today’s world. With fuel prices at an all-time high, fleet management can monitor driving habits and fuel usage. From here a range of improvements suggested to drivers results in better fuel economy. Service schedules, repair and maintenance and future fuel usage are accurately predicted and budgeted for when receiving vehicle data.
Remote diagnostics
Diagnosing a fault is now possible remotely. Real-time access allows health monitoring and component degradation. Preventative maintenance and a reduced turnaround time are important when managing a fleet.
Insurers use connected car data to assist with their claim. Identifying where the incident took place, the driving statistics at the time of the incident and who was at fault. This saves an insurer a lot of time and cost, as this information is accurate and accessible remotely.
Incident response
Reducing response time is essential for saving lives. With live vehicle data being fed to the emergency services, paramedics receive vehicle safety data such as airbag triggering, speed and location of the vehicle in an incident. Planning of procedures that might be needed before arriving at the incident.
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