Top Connected Motorcycle Companies

The connected motorcycle market is estimated to grow from USD 0.52 billion in 2026 to USD 3.30 billion in 2033, at a CAGR of 30.3%

The connected motorcycle market is being driven by increasing connectivity integration across both ICE and electric two-wheelers, with OEMs increasingly offering telematics and digital features as part of the vehicle architecture rather than optional add-ons. The growing adoption of connected features in ICE motorcycles and scooters is expanding the addressable vehicle base, particularly as mid-range models increasingly incorporate digital instrument clusters, Bluetooth, GNSS, smartphone integration, and embedded telematics. At the same time, connectivity is becoming standard across many electric two-wheelers, as manufacturers need continuous access to battery and vehicle data for state-of-charge monitoring, range estimation, charging management, remote diagnostics, theft protection, and OTA updates. As a result, connectivity is enabling OEMs to move beyond basic tracking toward real-time vehicle intelligence, cloud-based diagnostics, rider applications, and predictive services, creating opportunities for recurring digital revenues and connected aftersales services across the expanding two-wheeler fleet.

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The top five solution providers across distinct layers of the connected motorcycle value chain range from embedded software and vehicle connectivity to telematics, rider applications, and digital engineering. KPIT Technologies stands out for its connected motorcycle platform, combining embedded software, smartphone applications, cloud infrastructure, analytics, and machine learning to support OEM-level integration. Comodule is focused on IoT connectivity for electric two-wheelers, enabling GPS tracking, vehicle data access, digital security, remote control, and OTA software updates through its hardware and software stack. Ituran Global has a strong position in motorcycle telematics through real-time tracking, theft prevention, vehicle immobilization, rider applications, and fleet monitoring; its motorcycle offering also creates opportunities for recurring digital services and aftersales engagement. Starcom Systems differentiates itself through its telematics hardware and cloud-based monitoring capabilities, particularly for vehicle tracking, asset security, and remote monitoring applications. Siemens is contributing at the vehicle engineering and software development layer, with digital engineering, simulation, software validation, cybersecurity, and connectivity capabilities that support OEMs moving toward software-defined vehicle architectures.

Starcom Systems Ltd. has established its strongest connected motorcycle reference by integrating its Helios telematics platform into Zero Motorcycles’ SR/F electric motorcycle, enabling real-time monitoring of location, battery utilization, range, and vehicle condition, along with remote software updates for battery and engine management systems. The company has also developed motorcycle-specific Helios TT hardware featuring compact packaging, low power consumption, waterproof protection, geofencing, tow alerts, and event-based monitoring, supporting both private and fleet applications. The Zero integration demonstrates Starcom’s capability to move beyond aftermarket tracking toward OEM embedded telematics, with connectivity supporting vehicle diagnostics, remote management, and EV-specific data services.

Comodule is strengthening its position as a software and IoT connectivity provider for electric two-wheelers, extending its established e-cycle and e-scooter capabilities into the connected motorcycle segment. Its platform combines vehicle connectivity, cloud software, and mobile applications to deliver real-time data including speed, state of charge, estimated range, trip duration, odometer, destination distance, and estimated arrival time, enabling OEMs to enhance digital vehicle management and customer engagement. Its presence across 45 countries provides a scalable foundation for global deployments, while the partnership with CAKE demonstrates its ability to support connected electric motorcycle applications.

Comodule also provides manufacturers with web-based analytics tools to interpret rider behavior and vehicle usage, supporting data-driven product development, service optimization, and connected feature monetization. In October 2025, Comodule introduced the 2Lock Hub Lock (Hardware) as part of its connected security ecosystem, enabling digital locking and wheel immobilization through integration with Comodule IoT connectivity. In September 2025, Comodule formed a technology integration relationship with Bafang to connect Bafang-powered e-bikes with Comodule's IoT platform, enabling anti-theft protection, vehicle data, remote diagnostics, and OTA functionality.

KPIT Technologies Limited is positioning itself as a software and engineering partner for connected two-wheelers, supporting OEMs with telematics, ECU software, gateway integration, OTA updates, cybersecurity, eSIM management, and cloud connectivity. Its capabilities cover both ICE and electric motorcycles, scooters, and mopeds, enabling OEMs to integrate connected functions such as remote diagnostics, vehicle data management, rider applications, and fleet analytics. By combining embedded software with cloud and connectivity capabilities, KPIT is helping OEMs develop scalable connected-vehicle architectures aligned with the shift toward software-defined and digitally managed two-wheelers. In June 2026, Basemark and KPIT Technologies formed a partnership to accelerate the development of next-generation automotive human–machine interfaces (HMIs). This collaboration aims to create advanced, software-defined cockpit and display solutions for connected vehicles, applicable to connected two-wheelers and motorcycles. Similarly, in January 2026, KPIT Technologies partnered with Salesforce to expand its Vehicle Relationship Management (VRM) solution globally, leveraging Salesforce’s AI and cloud capabilities. This collaboration focuses on connected vehicle aftersales and lifecycle management for OEMs and fleets, including connected motorcycle platforms.

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Connected Motorcycle Market by Hardware (Embedded & Tethered/Integrated), Network Type (3G/4G, 5G), Two-wheeler Type, Propulsion Type, End User, Application (Safety & Security, Navigation, Infotainment), and Region – Global Forecast to 2033

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