Optimum Automotive, a French company expert in the management and security of connected vehicle fleets, is accelerating its international development, with particular attention paid to Africa.
Statement by the CEO, Daniel Vassallucci:
“Transforming corporate fleets and global mobility to preserve energy is a crucial challenge for the planet. The LOM law in France requires 50% of fleets of more than 100 vehicles to be converted to green energy by 2030. Internationally, transformations and regulations are also evolving to secure and rationalize transport. The key: detailed knowledge of uses, drivers and rules through intelligent data collection and analysis.”
A complete and innovative offer
Optimum Automotive offers integrated digital solutions, based on Big Data and advanced algorithms, to meet all the problems of fleet and mobility managers. The objective is to optimize costs and reduce the carbon footprint through a precise analysis of uses.
International expansion and African strategy
Present in Africa since 2015 via its subsidiaries in Morocco and Ivory Coast, Optimum Automotive has developed a solid network of local partners specialized in IT and automotive, covering twenty French-speaking and English-speaking African countries (Senegal, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast). It also supports CFAO and its subsidiary Toyota LOXEA CONNECT in 15 African countries.
In 2023, the company plans to expand its geographic footprint through organic growth and acquisitions, while launching TripKeeper, a new service aimed at expanding total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis to total cost of mobility (TCM).
Concrete example: the energy transition
Under the LOM law, companies must convert a significant portion of their fleets to low-emission vehicles. Optimum Automotive helps to inform these choices through its connected solutions and algorithms to optimize TCO while guaranteeing the safety of drivers.
Some key figures
- Over 16 years of expertise in data science for connected vehicles.
- More than 100 employees through its subsidiaries in Europe, Africa and the Americas.
- 140,000 vehicles managed, spread over 7,500 companies in 35 countries.
For more information: optimum-Automotive.com
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