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Toyota rolling out fleet management platform through dealerships

by Robert Barry
July 27, 2021
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Toyota Australia has partnered with software specialist Fleetsu to roll out the Toyota Halo fleet management platform for smaller businesses in the first half of 2022.

The new platform is now available to Toyota customers with large national fleets.

Developed in partnership with fleet management software specialist, Fleetsu, Toyota Halo is a new service offering, designed to provide fleet and business customers with a fully integrated connected platform to help them effectively manage their fleet operations.

It uses connected vehicle technologies and near real-time data to help business customers optimise their fleet operations and improve efficiency. Toyota Halo is compatible with most Toyota models from 2019 production onwards including Camry, CH-R, Corolla, Fortuner, Granvia, HiAce, HiLux, Kluger, Prado, Prius, Prius V, RAV4 and Yaris.

Toyota Australia sales, marketing and franchise operations vice-president Sean Hanley says the launch of Toyota Halo delivers new levels of fleet management functionality.

“Toyota is further developing its connected vehicle technology to provide high levels of safety and convenience to all customers,” Hanley says.

“In the business world, our connected vehicle technology is now being applied through our Toyota Halo platform to help companies in Australia manage their fleet operations by using near real-time data to efficiently and effectively run and control fleet operations and help reduce business costs,” he says.

The Toyota Halo platform offers a developing suite of features for business customers giving them the power to process data from thousands of vehicles through near-real time vehicle monitoring.

This data can then be used to provide valuable insights to optimise operations and take actions to increase productivity and improve time and cost efficiencies.

Toyota Halo will initially be available for larger national fleet customers and then be rolled out through Toyota dealerships in the first half of 2022 to also cater for smaller businesses, enabling all fleet customers to benefit from the advanced connected vehicle technology.

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