Volteras at Fleet & Mobility Live 2026: Conversations around the future of connected vehicle intelligence

Fleet & Mobility Live 2026 marked an important milestone for Volteras as we exhibited at the event for the first time, joining thousands of fleet professionals, technology providers and mobility specialists for two days of discussion around the future of fleet management.

From conversations on electrification and operational efficiency to the growing role of connected vehicle data, the event highlighted just how quickly fleet technology continues to evolve.

For the Volteras team, the biggest takeaway was the increasing demand for real-time intelligence that helps organisations make informed decisions faster. Fleet operators are no longer simply looking for access to vehicle data. They want actionable insights that help them reduce costs, improve utilisation and manage increasingly complex mixed fleets.
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‍As Customer Success Lead Steve Morrison reflected after the event:

‍“We had a fantastic two days speaking with current and potential customers, and it’s very clear that connected vehicle data is the next big step change in how modern fleets are managed. There’s also a real desire to get access to intelligence layers and action frameworks to assist in managing those modern fleets.”

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Beyond the conversations on the Volteras stand, the event was a chance to strengthen relationships with partners including Stellantis, Liquid Fleet and Coastr. Bringing together vehicle manufacturers, fleet operators and technology providers under one roof highlighted the growing collaboration taking place across the connected mobility sector.

The event was also an opportunity to showcase the latest developments within the Volteras platform, including enhanced vehicle intelligence capabilities, expanded data visibility and recent innovations such as battery State of Health insights and the Volteras synthetic data sandbox.

For CEO Peter Wilson, one of the most valuable aspects of the event was the opportunity to engage with such a broad mix of organisations from across the industry.

"Fleet & Mobility Live was a fantastic opportunity to connect with businesses from across the fleet and mobility ecosystem,” Peter said. “What stood out was the variety of use cases and challenges organisations are facing, but also how connected vehicle data is increasingly becoming central to solving them. It was great to share ideas with customers, partners and industry peers throughout the event."

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The breadth of organisations represented at the show demonstrated how connected vehicle intelligence is becoming relevant across an increasingly diverse set of sectors. Whether supporting fleet operators, mobility providers, remarketing businesses or recovery specialists, the need for accurate, real-time vehicle information continues to grow.

A huge thank you to everyone who visited the Volteras stand over the two days. We look forward to continuing the conversations and helping more organisations unlock the value of connected vehicle intelligence.