As of August 2026, Latka tracks 33 connected car software companies. They have combined revenues of $367.6M and employ 2.2K people. They have raised $604.7M and serve 13.9M customers combined.
Every company below sells connected car software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Connected car software refers to a suite of technologies and systems that enable vehicles to connect to the internet and communicate with various external systems and devices. This connectivity allows for a range of functionalities, including real-time diagnostics, navigation assistance, entertainment options, and safety features. The software collects and analyzes data from the vehicle, enhancing user experience and operational efficiency. Typical use cases for connected car software include fleet management, where companies track vehicle performance and locations, and consumer applications that allow users to remotely access their vehicle's systems through mobile apps. Common features include over-the-air updates, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, and enhanced navigation services. The primary users of connected car software range from automotive manufacturers to fleet operators and individual consumers looking for increased convenience and safety in their driving experience.
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Showing 10 of 33 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Cambridge Mobile Telematics is the world's largest telematics service provider. Our mission is to make the world's roads and drivers safer.
Göteborg, Sweden
Zenseact’s purpose is to make safe and intelligent mobility real for everyone, everywhere. We live in an ever-changing environment at the center of which autonomous artificial intelligence is about to become reality. Sweden and China based Zenseact is a technology company that is committed to preserving all life on the road through its scalable ADAS/AD software platform.
Irvine, California, United States
ased in Irvine, CA, CarMD is a leading-edge Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions provider. Their applications leverage and empower the capabilities of the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD2) port with decades of real-world automotive diagnostic data, collected, analyzed and maintained by a team of ASE-certified technicians and automotive experts. This enables their partners to turn their industry-changing ideas into real value for their end users. Their solutions are developed to service the automotive manufacturing, telematics and wireless industries. CarMDs easily deployed software reads and delivers information on the health and scheduled maintenance of the vehicle.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
connected car solutions to automakers, mobile network operators, and insurance companies
San Jose, California, United States
Developer of vision processing technology intended for autonomous vehicles. The company's auto labeling system produces training data with minimal human input, and a semi-supervised learning-based SVNet training tool allows customers to enhance SVNet by themselves during mass production projects, enabling autonomous vehicles to reach the next level of safety, accuracy and driver convenience through proper real-world detection, tracking, segmentation and classification.
Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador
Fleet management and connected car solutions provider in Latin America
Saratoga, California, United States
Developer of a connected car data platform that enables enterprises and automotive OEMs/after-market device makers to seamlessly and securely collaborate. The company's software platform enables access to connected vehicle data and analytics at scale so that enterprises such as fleets, insurance companies and governments can rapidly improve operations and expand services.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Raven Connected provides vehicle tracking and driver monitoring system services, offering secure, AI-augmented video telematics with end-to-end ownership and control of the entire technology stack.
Dover, Delaware, United States
Developer of an car tracking application designed to monitor conditional and location while on the go. The company's application combines cloud computing, internet storage, GPS satellite tracking, monitors and gives alerts on phone when the vehicle is moved, when the engine starts, if unusual vibration is detected and even if the device is disconnected, tracks harsh acceleration, hard braking and sharp cornering and gives the driver a monthly safety score, monitors the health of vehicle and alerts in advance if the car battery is running dangerously low or is experiencing high battery drain, enabling users to keep a track of their private vehicles and stay updated about the condition of their cars, thereby improving maintenance.
San Jose, California, United States
Sibros gives automakers a single source of truth and visibility into all software and data for globally connected fleets while automating workflows for full-vehicle over-the-air software updates, data collection, and remote diagnostics in an industry compliant manner. By connecting software and data for every ECU seamlessly from edge-to-cloud in one vertically integrated system, Sibros helps automakers accelerate time-to-market, reduce code defects and enable hundreds of connected vehicle use cases at global scale. The company has raised over $85Mn in growth capital from leading investors including Energy Impact Partners, Fontinalis Partners, Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), Iron Pillar, Qualcomm Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners and Moneta Ventures. Interested in joining our rocket ship journey to change the future of connected automotive technology? Explore your next role and apply at www.sibros.com/careers.
Latka tracks 33 connected car software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $367.6M in annual revenue and employ 2.2K people.
Cambridge Mobile Telematics is the largest, with $77.5M in annual revenue, founded in 2010.
The average connected car software company in this list makes $11.1M a year, across 33 companies with reported revenue. They serve 13.9M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Cambridge Mobile Telematics, Zenseact, CarMD, Moj and StradVision.
The 33 connected car software companies tracked here have raised $604.7M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must enable real-time communication between the vehicle and external systems. - Should provide features for remote diagnostics and vehicle health monitoring. - Must facilitate over-the-air software updates for enhanced functionality. - Should support applications for navigation and emergency assistance. - Not just focused on performance; must also enhance user experience through connectivity features. - Must accommodate various user personas, including manufacturers, fleet operators, and individual consumers. - Should comply with industry standards for data security and privacy.
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