Real-time vehicle insights, no hardware required

Yes. Since there's no hardware to buy, no vehicles pulled off the road, and no devices to administer across your fleet, the total cost of OEM connectivity is usually significantly lower. It also tends to be more reliable since there’s no visible hardware to remove or accidentally dislodge, which helps you avoid coverage gaps that can come with aftermarket telematics.

That’s no problem at all. For vehicles outside native OEM coverage, Motorq connects to many leading aftermarket telematics providers, bringing those assets into the same platform as your OEM-connected vehicles. Motorq can also provide a device to close the gap, so all your assets stays visible in one place.

Onboarding includes white glove support from initial VIN enrollment through scaling across a full fleet, so teams are not left configuring things alone. The same support continues as fleets grow, add brands, or expand use cases over time.

Motorq captures the complete range of vehicle signals mobility companies rely on, including real-time location and trip history, vehicle health and diagnostics, true odometer readings, and EV-specific metrics like battery health, charging status, and range. Because we pull directly from OEM-certified sources across 25+ vehicle brands, you get validated factory data instead of estimates, including critical diagnostic alerts and battery signals that aftermarket devices cannot access. And if any vehicle in your fleet lacks native OEM connectivity, we fill the gap with hardware so your entire operations stay fully visible either way.

Most Motorq customers can activate their vehicles in a matter of hours. Enrollment is month to month, so there is no long-term commitment required to get a vehicle connected.

For eligible vehicles, no new hardware is required. Motorq connects directly to the vehicle's factory-installed modem over its native cellular connection, so data starts flowing as soon as it's activated. For fleets that already run aftermarket devices, Motorq integrates with most major aftermarket hardware providers too, pulling that data into the same platform alongside native OEM signals.

Motorq connects directly to 25+ OEM brands, including General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Stellantis, BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, Rivian, Volvo, and Hyundai, covering the vast majority of new vehicles and most model years from 2022 onward. For older vehicles outside that range, Motorq connects to most aftermarket devices, so fleets can see their entire mix in one place.