eVehicle Technology
TomTom (TOM2), a specialist in location technology, has revealed a multi-year agreement with Bridgestone Mobility Solutions, a Bridgestone business unit. This collaboration aims to assist businesses in optimizing their fleets and expediting the shift to electric vehicles (EVs), contributing to the promotion of sustainable mobility and cleaner cities.
Bridgestone Mobility Solutions’ fleet management software Webfleet leverages TomTom’s best-in-class navigation, maps, and live traffic data from more than 600 million connected devices worldwide. The result is an integrated fleet management solution that allows businesses to manage all their vehicles on a single platform. As part of the extended relationship, Webfleet incorporates TomTom’s latest EV data and routing products into their solutions portfolio for Electric Vehicles, allowing them to support customers accelerate their transition to EV and run a reliable operation in a cost-effective way.
“Improving global logistics and helping our customers solve the challenges that come with fleet electrification remains a key goal for us at TomTom,” said Mike Schoofs, Chief Revenue Officer, TomTom. “We’re excited to continue working with Bridgestone Mobility Solutions, a partner who shares our commitment to driving innovation in the fleet and logistics industry. Through this collaboration, both companies integrate what they do best into one solution to help businesses run smoothly and confidently electrify.”
“At Bridgestone Mobility Solutions, we work to support the electrification of fleets globally,” said Paul Verheijen, Vice President of Product Strategy & Partnerships, Bridgestone Mobility Solutions. “Through this collaboration with TomTom, we help accelerate fleet electrification while utilizing industry-leading traffic data, maps, and navigation to better optimize fleet deliveries, improve driving behavior and range, and increase overall fleet productivity. We look forward to unlocking the full potential of e-mobility for a successful clean energy transition.”
SOURCE: TomTom
