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Truck Video Telematics Market, Global, 2025–2030

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Oct 30, 2025
Length 72 Pages
SKU # MC20514336

Description

The global video telematics market is on a robust growth trajectory, driven by fleets upgrading from traditional fleet management systems to advanced video-enabled solutions. For many providers, video telematics has evolved from just being a peripheral product into a core revenue driver for fleet operators. The tangible benefits of investing in video telematics safety solutions, along with the return on investment, make this technology particularly compelling in areas such as insurance claims, driver exoneration, risk reduction, and overall driver safety. Enterprise fleets lead this adoption wave, with most video safety solution providers reporting favorable enterprise net revenue retention rates and high recurring ARR growth. The market is no longer limited to large enterprise customers. Video solution providers now offer curated packages for small and mid-sized fleets, expanding the addressable market considerably. AI-driven technologies are at the core of this transformation. Advanced machine vision, machine learning, and deep learning models, trained on billions of miles of driving data, continually refine their predictive accuracy, enabling near real-time detection, intervention, and feedback during safety events. The future of video telematics will be shaped by how OEMs, telematics service providers, video telematics providers, and hardware and technology players collaborate within the currently fragmented ecosystem. Consolidation through strategic partnerships and evolving revenue models will define the next growth phase. What remains certain is that AI-powered deep learning will be the cornerstone in determining how fast, scalable, and effective video telematics becomes in real-world applications.

Table of Contents

72 Pages
    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8
    • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Global Truck Video Telematics Industry
    • Growth Drivers
    • Growth Restraints
    • Competitive Environment
    • Market Snapshot
    • Key Predictions
    • Market Evolution
    • Ecosystem Partner Integrations: Strategic Rationale
    • Ecosystem Partner Integrations: Player Overview
    • Market Roadmap
    • Vendor Benchmarking by Recording View
    • Overview of Key Players in Video Telematics
    • Perceived Importance of Video Safety
    • Research Scope
    • Types of Business Models
    • Types of Recording Views
    • Types of Video Solutions
    • Definition of Ecosystem Players
    • Positioning of Ecosystem Players
    • Global Overview of Partnerships
    • AI-Driven Intelligence: Case Study—Lytx
    • Integrated Camera Hardware: Case Study—Netradyne
    • AI-Integrated Auxiliary Camera: Case Study—Motive
    • Hybrid Edge Cloud Computing: Case Study—Technology Trend
    • Smart Compression: Case Study—LightMetrics
    • Mergers and Partnerships: Case Study—Samsara and Geotab
    • Packaging and Pricing
    • Pricing Analysis Based on Channels
    • Business Model Analysis
    • Regional Outlook: Road Safety Regulation and Connectivity Index
    • Country Outlook: Road Safety Regulations and Targets
    • Installed Base Forecast Scenario Analysis
    • Regional Contribution
    • Installed Base by Vehicle Segment
    • Installed Base Breakdown by Type of Recording View
    • Installed Base Breakdown by Fleet Type
    • Revenue Forecast by Hardware and Service
    • Market Share Analysis—Key Ecosystem Players
    • Market Share Analysis
    • Growth Opportunity 1: Differentiated Product Strategy to Drive Revenue Growth
    • Growth Opportunity 2: Strategic Partnerships to Foster Industry Convergence and Market Expansion
    • Growth Opportunity 3: AI-Powered Deep Learning and Big Data to Drive Fleet TCO
    • Abbreviations and Acronyms
    • Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities
    • Next Steps

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