Webfleet will showcase its new solutions, dubbed Fleet Insights and Asset Management 360, at IAA Transportation 2026 later this month.

Fleet Insights helps transport operators see where performance can improve, combining benchmarking with AI-powered guidance. Asset Management 360 brings vehicles, trailers, equipment and other powered and non-powered assets together in a single platform, helping businesses improve visibility, utilisation and control across their operations.

At IAA Transportation in Hannover, Germany, from 15-20 September, the company will demonstrate how these connected fleet and asset data solutions empower transport operators to move from simple tracking to decisive action under the theme ‘See more. Know more. Do more. Advanced fleet management the easy way’.

“Transport operators have more data than ever before, but data alone doesn’t improve performance,” said Jan-Maarten de Vries, president of fleet management solutions at Bridgestone.

“The role of the fleet manager is evolving from monitoring operations to driving operational intelligence. By combining connected vehicle and asset data with advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, we can help our customers identify what to focus on, understand where action is needed and make faster, smarter decisions that improve business performance.”

Fleet Insights is a new analytics solution within Webfleet that turns complex fleet data into clear, actionable performance findings. It brings key performance indicators, peer benchmarking and performance trends together in a single view. As fleets generate increasing volumes of data, it helps fleet managers quickly identify performance gaps and decide which actions are likely to have the greatest operational impact.

Using more than 200 anonymised fleet profiles, it shows fleet managers how their performance compares to similar operations, matched by fleet size, vehicle mix, industry, geography and road use.

Fleet Insights builds on Webfleet’s AI-powered Fleet Advisor introduced in 2025. Fleet Advisor lets users ask questions of their fleet data and receive immediate answers. Users can move directly from any insight on the Fleet Insights dashboard to Fleet Advisor to explore vehicle, driver and operational performance in more detail.

Fleet Insights is now available across all Webfleet markets. Further updates are planned for availability at the end of October. These include AI-powered recommendations in Fleet Advisor, which will help managers identify root causes and prioritise the actions most likely to improve performance. Together, these capabilities help fleet managers ask questions of their data, see where action is needed and get clear recommendations to act on.

Asset Management 360 will enable businesses to manage vehicles, trailers, equipment and other powered and non-powered assets from a single platform. Bringing location and utilisation data together will help operators reduce admin work, locate equipment faster and make better use of their assets.

Asset Management 360 is being previewed at IAA Transportation 2026 ahead of its planned launch in the coming months. It will include Link 330, a compact, battery-powered tracking device for non-powered assets such as containers, construction equipment and small trailers. With this addition, businesses will be able to take control of all vehicles and movable assets in one place.

Alongside Fleet Insights and Asset Management 360, Webfleet will demonstrate technologies for predictive maintenance, driver management and coaching, compliance, video telematics, fuel and CO2 reporting, and transport management integrations.

Webfleet executives will also contribute to the IAA programme. On 16 September at 12pm at the main stage in hall 18, Jan-Maarten de Vries, president fleet management solutions at Bridgestone, will present on how the role of the fleet manager is evolving into that of an operational intelligence leader.

And on 17 September at 12pm, Wolfgang Schmid, head of central Region at Webfleet, will join a panel discussion exploring the role of artificial intelligence in the transport industry as part of the Transport Forum. The event takes place on the industry stage, hall 13.