Top Automotive Telematics Companies

The automotive telematics market is projected to grow from USD 10.02 billion in 2025 to USD 16.72 billion by 2032 at a CAGR of 7.6%. Telematics has evolved from basic vehicle tracking to data-rich, cloud-integrated ecosystems that enable advanced functionalities such as vehicle health monitoring, predictive maintenance, and AI-based analytics. This evolution is accelerated by the rising demand from fleet operators and ride-hailing companies, which rely on providers such as Geotab, Verizon Connect, and Samsara for customizable telematics platforms that enhance route efficiency, monitor driver behavior, and maximize vehicle uptime through cloud-based dashboards and APIs. OEMs such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Hyundai, Nissan, and Volkswagen AG are increasingly customizing telematics solutions to suit regional consumer preferences, telecom infrastructure, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, telematics modules now support dual SIM and eSIM capabilities, enabling seamless network switching and international roaming particularly important for cross-border fleets and premium vehicle models.

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Some of the major players in the automotive telematics market with significant global presence include LG Electronics (South Korea), HARMAN International (US), Denso Corporation (Japan), Continental AG (Germany), and Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany). These players have incorporated various organic and inorganic growth strategies, including collaborations, acquisitions, partnerships, agreements, and expansions, to strengthen their international footprint and capture a greater share in the automotive telematics market. These organic and inorganic strategies have allowed the market players to expand across geographies by offering advanced telematic solutions.

In May 2025, LG Electronics (South Korea) introduced its advanced Internet of Things – Non-Terrestrial Networks (IoT-NTN) technology at the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) conference in Paris, France. The company showcased a vehicle equipped with next-generation TCUs based on IoT-NTN. This technology combines satellite communication with high-altitude platform stations to provide connectivity in areas where traditional networks like 3G, 4G, or 5G are unavailable. LG's new solution also features AI-powered voice compression technology, enhancing the performance of its IoT-non-terrestrial network (NTN) system.

In March 2025, at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain, HARMAN International (US) showcased Ready Connect as the industry’s first TCU with built-in satellite communication capabilities, enabling continuous connectivity anywhere, anytime. Developed in partnership with NTN service provider Skylo, the solution uses 3GPP-standard satellite communication and offers a modular upgrade path from 4G to 5G and eventually to satellite connectivity, making it ready for the future.

LG Electronics develops advanced, future-ready telematics solutions through its Vehicle Component Solutions business. By leveraging its extensive patent portfolio and expertise in 5G, LTE, DSRC, and DSDA technologies, LG offers standalone TCUs with integrated antennas and built-in modems to ensure seamless, high-performance connectivity. Its collaboration with global MNOs and adherence to evolving communication standards position LG to support the next generation of connected and software-defined vehicles.

HARMAN International focuses on delivering integrated connected car solutions that combine advanced infotainment, telematics, and cloud-based services. Through its Connected Car segment, the company provides embedded systems with high-speed connectivity, 3D navigation, diagnostics, and emergency services, enhancing the in-vehicle user experience and safety. Its emphasis on digital cockpit platforms, cybersecurity, and OTA updates positions Harman as a key enabler of software-defined and connected vehicles.

Denso Corporation focuses on delivering integrated connectivity solutions through its Mobility Electronics division. By offering advanced telematics control units that support voice, data, remote operations, and regulatory compliance, Denso ensures compatibility with global OEM requirements. Its collaboration with major automakers such as Toyota and Lexus reinforces its position as a key Tier 1 supplier. The company also leverages its expertise in electronics and communication to support vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure connectivity, aligning with future mobility trends.

Continental AG focuses on delivering end-to-end connectivity solutions through its Vehicle Networking and Information segment. By integrating telematics control units, 5G connectivity, and embedded platforms such as AutoLinQ, Continental enables predictive maintenance, seamless infotainment, and real-time vehicle monitoring. Its emphasis on secure and intelligent connectivity via intrusion detection systems and smart antennas positions the company to support the shift toward connected vehicles.

Robert Bosch GmbH offers integrated, cross-domain solutions that combine telematics, infotainment, ADAS, and vehicle control within centralized computing platforms. By leveraging its in-house capabilities in sensors, embedded software, and ECUs, Bosch enables real-time data processing and OTA updates for connected and software-defined vehicles. The company also enhances vehicle safety and convenience through telematics-based services like E-Call, Emergency Assistance, and Concierge Support. This holistic approach positions Bosch as a key enabler of intelligent and scalable mobility solutions.

Market Ranking

The automotive telematics market is consolidated, with five main players such as LG Electronics (South Korea), HARMAN International (US), Denso Corporation (Japan), Continental AG (Germany), and Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany) collectively holding 60-70% of the total market. LG Electronics focuses on delivering advanced, future-ready connectivity solutions by leveraging its strong patent portfolio, support for evolving standards like 5G, V2X, and DSDA, and partnerships with global mobile network operators. By offering integrated telematics control units with built-in modems and antennas, LG positions itself as a key enabler of connected, secure, and intelligent vehicle ecosystems. Harman International delivers integrated, high-speed connected solutions through its Connected Car segment, combining telematics with infotainment, diagnostics, and emergency services. By leveraging its expertise in digital cockpits, cloud services, and smart applications, HARMAN aims to enhance the in-vehicle experience and support OEMs in building connected, intelligent vehicles. Denso Corporation focuses on enabling connected driving through advanced telematics control units and communication devices that support vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure connectivity. Leveraging its strong presence within the Toyota Group and global manufacturing footprint, Denso aims to provide scalable, regulation-compliant telematics solutions that enhance safety, remote services, and real-time vehicle communication. The remaining 30%-40% of the market is shared among other regional and emerging players, contributing to extensive competition and offering opportunities for smaller players to establish a foothold.

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