Targa Telematics launches AI-Powered vehicle delivery monitoring for leasing companies

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More than 70% of fleet managers are considering implementing Artificial Intelligence systems.
This is one of the key findings from the Fleet Management Watch by Targa Telematics, conducted with the support of the Connected Vehicle & Mobility Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano School of Management, based on a Top Thousand and Top Hundred sample — the observatory that brings together managers of the main corporate fleets operating in Italy.

Artificial Intelligence systems are increasingly becoming a central element in fleet management and in the broader dynamics of connected mobility.
This emerges from the Fleet Management Watch by Targa Telematics — a global player in the field of AIoT and in the development of digital solutions and platforms for connected mobility — conducted with the support of the Connected Vehicle & Mobility Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano School of Management.

The Fleet Management Watch by Targa Telematics is an analysis carried out on a sample of key fleet management market players participating in the Top Thousand and Top Hundred observatories, collectively managing nearly 60,000 vehicles across different types of fleets, including corporate, operational, commercial, and service fleets.

According to the study, 73% of the fleet managers surveyed are currently engaged in a concrete evaluation process aimed at implementing AI solutions in fleet management processes, while the remaining 23% completely rule out exploring this possibility in the future.

Among the areas where AI integration is considered most strategic are predictive maintenance systems (38%), followed by anomaly detection (24%), predictive analytics dashboards (19%), and consumption analysis and optimization (14%).
The Polimi research also explored how company vehicle users perceive the benefits of telematics, with 46% of respondents highlighting ease of use, while another 23% emphasized aspects such as operational support and assistance.

“Artificial Intelligence is now the main driver of evolution in fleet management, enabling an increasingly proactive approach focused on anticipating issues and supporting operational decision-making,” commented Michele Cipullo, Go-To-Market Manager at Targa Telematics. “The Observatory data confirms that the market is ready for this leap: this is no longer about experimentation, but a concrete path toward adoption.”

In this context, value lies not only in data collection, but in the ability to interpret it and turn it into operational decisions that improve efficiency, safety, and sustainability.

About Targa Telematics

Targa Telematics is one of the main global players in the AIoT field and in developing solutions and digital platforms for connected mobility. For over 25 years, the company has been bringing to the market a range of telematics technology solutions, smart mobility and IoT platforms for short and long-term rental companies, financial companies and large fleets, ranging from insurance telematics to asset and fleet management, from remote diagnostics and telemetry of vehicles, professional and construction vehicles, to the management of airport vehicles. Following the acquisition of Viasat Group – finalized in 2023 – Targa Telematics has strengthened its footprint in European markets – thanks to a strong presence in countries such as Italy, the UK, France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Poland and Romania – as well as Chile. The company is able to work on projects at international level with dedicated local teams. Targa Telematics participates to the United Nations Global Compact and adheres to its principles-based approach to responsible business.
For more information: www.targatelematics.com