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Geotab Achieves Milestone in Standardization of EV Fleet Data
As Geotab opened its new facility in England, the company announced a major milestone for its platform.

Geotab GO is one of the company's offerings, as it tracks near real-time vehicle data.
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Geotab Inc. announced that its platform provides near real-time data on battery charge, range, energy and fuel usage, and charging history for over 300 different EV makes and models.
Geotab announced the milestone at the grand opening of its new Innovation and Research Hub in High Wycombe, England. This facility, which has been active since 2020, is dedicated to advancing the data intelligence required to support the electrification of the transportation sector at scale.
”We understand how the quality and richness of the data captured from the vehicle can define the success of analytics that support the fleet’s operations and sustainability program, which is why access to comprehensive data insights is critical,” said Neil Cawse, CEO of Geotab. “Our world-class EV support is a differentiator, and we are proud to lead the industry in this area.”
Through Geotab’s technology and reverse engineering process, the company offers data insights that provide fleet managers with the information needed to make informed decisions for fleet electrification and sustainability goals, such as vehicle range, efficiency, and state-of-charge.
“With EVs, data is vital from the outset. The lack of an industry standard means each EV model that is released could potentially require a new approach for accessing its data,” said Charlotte Argue, senior manager of Sustainable Mobility at Geotab. “With the full EV support that Geotab offers, we've ensured fleets get the insights they need to optimize their fleets, as they deploy and scale zero-emission vehicles in their operations.”
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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