*Businesses Turn to Data to Cut Costs & Improve Efficiency as Fuel Volatility Persists
As rising fuel prices and ongoing energy volatility puts pressure on margins, businesses are turning to data driven strategies to improve efficiency and control costs. New findings from Geotab, a global leader in connected transportation, video and asset tracking solutions, show how organisations are reducing fuel waste, cutting idling by up to 30%, reducing collisions and accelerating electrification.
These insights come from Geotab’s fifth annual Sustainability & Impact Report examines how organisations across five continents are using connected vehicle data to lower emissions, reduce fuel costs and improve road safety.
Real-World Impact: How Global Fleets Are Using Data to Decarbonise
Across industries and geographies, organisations are already translating fleet data into measurable environmental and financial outcomes. In 2025 alone, Geotab-connected electric vehicles travelled more than 1.4 billion kilometres, as fleets used data to make more informed decisions about vehicle efficiency, driver behavior and electrification strategy.
As fleets face pressure from energy costs, emissions regulations and operational risk, many are turning to connected vehicle data to identify efficiency gains and guide long-term electrification strategies.
The company continues to work toward its science-based target of reducing absolute emissions across Scopes 1, 2 and 3 by 50% by 2030, with a long-term commitment to reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
Investing in People and the Transition
Geotab is investing directly in its workforce’s shift to cleaner transportation. More than $2 million USD was provided through the Geotab Electric Vehicle Incentive, which offers employees a subsidy of up to $6,000 USD to purchase or lease an EV . The company maintains 41 free EV charging stations, offers full reimbursement for employees who commute using public transit, and launched a zero-emission electric pool car program for business travel in 2025.