Automotive &
Mobility
Connected-vehicle and mobility software for car makers, dealers and fleet operators: EV charging apps, telematics dashboards, service booking and predictive maintenance.
Vehicle Status
Charging · 78% · 22 min left
Station B4 · 150 kW
Cars have turned into software on wheels, and the people around them (drivers, dealers, fleet managers, charging operators) now expect apps that work as well as the ones on their phones. We build EV charging apps, fleet management platforms, connected-car telematics dashboards, dealer and service booking systems, and predictive maintenance tools. Thailand is a major vehicle-manufacturing base with a fast-growing EV market, so our designs allow for Thai-language apps, LINE-based notifications, PromptPay payments and the mix of hardware vendors that local fleets and charging networks actually run. We work with your engineering and product teams on data pipelines that cope with constant sensor traffic, and on interfaces that stay simple for a driver at a charging bay.
Challenges
Key Challenges
The problems teams in this industry bring to us most often, and the ones we plan each project around.
EV Charging Infrastructure Fragmentation
Charging networks span dozens of hardware vendors and payment systems with no unified standard, so a driver may need several apps and accounts to charge on one trip. Operators, in turn, struggle to see all their stations in one view. We build a layer that speaks to each vendor's charger and presents one consistent experience.
Connected-Car Data Volume & Security
Modern vehicles generate terabytes of telemetry per day, and securing that pipeline from the car to the cloud is as important as storing it. A weak link can expose location history or even vehicle controls. We design data collection with encryption, device identity and clear rules about who may see what, and we plan storage so that costs do not grow out of control.
Dealer & Service Network Experience Gaps
Dealers and service centres often run separate systems for sales, scheduling, parts and warranty, so customers repeat their details at every counter. Booking a service slot can still mean a phone call or a LINE message to a staff member. We link these systems and give customers a booking and status experience that matches what they get from other apps.
Software-Defined-Vehicle Complexity
As vehicles move from hardware-defined to software-defined designs, makers have to manage over-the-air updates, feature activation and many software versions across models and markets. A single mistake in a release can affect thousands of cars. We help set up release pipelines, version tracking and rollback so that updates stay controlled.
Industry at a Glance
Global Connected Car Market Size by 2030
MarketsandMarkets Connected Car Market Report, 2024
Industry at a Glance
Projected Annual Growth in Global EV Adoption
IEA Global EV Outlook, 2024
Industry at a Glance
Cost Savings from Telematics-Driven Fleet Management
Deloitte Future of Mobility Study, 2024
Capabilities
Our Capabilities
The kinds of systems we build for this industry, what each one does, and who it is for.
EV Charging Network Apps
Apps for drivers and operators that bring together station search, real-time availability, reservation, charging status and payment. Drivers see which chargers are free and what they will pay before they arrive, and operators see uptime and faults per station. Payment can include PromptPay QR and card options, and the app supports Thai and English.
Fleet Management Platforms
A platform for businesses that run vans, trucks, buses or company cars, covering route planning, driver behaviour scoring, fuel and energy use, and service schedules. Dispatchers see every vehicle on a live map, and managers get monthly cost per vehicle. It works with common GPS trackers and OBD devices, so you can often keep the hardware you own.
Connected-Car Telematics Dashboards
Live dashboards that take vehicle telemetry and turn it into diagnostics, location, usage patterns and battery health. Engineers use them to investigate faults, and product teams use them to see which features people actually use. We handle the ingestion pipeline and storage so the dashboards stay fast as the fleet grows.
Dealer & Service Booking Systems
Scheduling and workshop-management software that links dealers, service bays, parts and customers. Customers book online or through LINE, receive reminders and approve extra repairs from their phone, while advisers see bay capacity and parts availability. The aim is fewer no-shows, less waiting, and a clear record of every job.
In-Car UX & Infotainment Software
Infotainment and HMI software built for automotive constraints: glanceable screens, large touch targets, voice input and quick start-up. We test designs for distraction and readability, including Thai text rendering and place-name search. Teams can use it as a full system or as a companion app that mirrors the car on a phone.
Predictive Vehicle-Maintenance Analytics
Models that study sensor and service history to predict which component is likely to fail and when. Workshops can order parts and book the customer in before the breakdown, and fleet managers avoid unplanned downtime. We validate predictions against your historical repair records before they go live, so you know how much to trust them.
Tech Stack
Technologies We Use
The tools and frameworks we reach for most often, chosen because they are stable, well documented and easy to find people to maintain.
Use Cases
Use Cases
Typical projects we take on in this industry, and what each one delivers.
EV Charging Network App
A mobile app that lets drivers find, reserve and pay for charging across several networks in one place. It shows live availability and pricing, guides them to the station, and keeps one receipt history. Deliverables cover the mobile apps, operator back office, charger integrations and payment setup.
Fleet Telematics Dashboard
A live operations dashboard that brings together vehicle location, driver behaviour and energy or fuel use. Dispatchers react to delays on the day, while managers review weekly and monthly trends to cut idle time and cost. It can start with a few vehicles and grow to the whole fleet.
Predictive Maintenance Platform
A sensor-driven platform that flags at-risk components before they fail and proposes a service slot. Fleet teams see a ranked list of vehicles to inspect, and workshops get parts requirements in advance. We begin with one component type, such as batteries or brakes, then widen the scope as the predictions prove useful.
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