By 2028, the number of video telematics systems in use in North America and Europe is expected to reach 15 million units.

Berg Insight, a leading IoT market research provider, has just released a new market study on the video telematics market, revealing some fascinating insights into the industry. The integration of cameras in commercial vehicle fleets for video-based solutions is a major trend in the fleet telematics sector, with North America leading the way.

According to Berg Insight, the installed base of active video telematics systems in North America is expected to reach 11.7 million units by 2028, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 19.0 percent. In Europe, the installed base is forecasted to reach 3.1 million units by the same year, growing at a rate of 18.0 percent.

The market is served by a variety of players, including specialists in video telematics solutions, general fleet telematics players offering video options, and hardware-focused suppliers providing mobile DVRs and vehicle cameras. Among the leading players are Streamax, Lytx, and Samsara, each excelling in their respective categories.

Streamax leads in hardware provision with over 2.9 million mobile DVRs installed globally, while Lytx boasts the largest number of video telematics subscribers, surpassing one million vehicles. Samsara stands out among general fleet telematics players with a significant number of camera units deployed.

Other notable players in the video telematics space include Motive, Sensata INSIGHTS, Howen, Netradyne, Nauto, VisionTrack, Solera Fleet Solutions, and many more. These players have all achieved substantial installed bases in the tens of thousands, showcasing the growing importance of video telematics in the commercial vehicle industry.