2024 Southeast Asia Fleet Management Report: Solutions to Double, Hitting 5.4M Units by 2028

ResearchAndMarkets.com has released the “Fleet Management in Southeast Asia – 1st Edition” report, projecting the fleet management market in Southeast Asia to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.7%, from 2.8 million units in 2023 to 5.4 million by 2028. This growth is driven by expanding demand across industries, increased competition in logistics, and heightened interest in telematics.

The report provides an in-depth look at fleet management (FM) trends across Southeast Asia (SEA), covering key markets like Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines, as well as an overview of the region. While the SEA market is less developed and has lower fleet management penetration than other global regions, rising adoption of telematics and advanced FM systems is notable. Basic tracking solutions are still widespread, but more advanced systems are gaining traction, particularly in Singapore, where premium solutions are more common.

Top providers in the region include Jimi IoT, Cartrack (Karooooo), and TransTRACK, each with over 100,000 units installed, followed by DTC and Thailand’s Onelink. Other significant players include Katsana, GPSiam, EasyGo, and V3 Smart Technologies, along with global firms like Geotab, SquareGPS, and GpsGate.

Key Report Highlights:

  • Market trends, commercial vehicle data, and an analysis of the FM ecosystem
  • Profiles of 38 solution providers and insights from leading companies
  • Market forecasts through 2028 and anticipated industry consolidation
  • Regulatory insights, including Thailand’s DLT mandate and Malaysia’s APAD ICOP regulations

Key Questions Answered:

  1. Leading local and international FM solution providers
  2. Regulatory and market entry challenges
  3. Pricing levels and technology trends
  4. Future developments in commercial vehicle telematics

Covered Topics:

  1. Fleet management infrastructure, including vehicle diagnostics, tracking, and compliance
  2. Local and international aftermarket solution providers

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