CARUSO adds Polestar vehicle data for fleet customers

CARUSO Dataplace has partnered with Polestar to make in-vehicle telematics data available to business customers through its marketplace. The integration gives fleets real-time data for charging, maintenance, safety, sustainability reporting and mixed-brand operations.

Why it matters: - Fleet operators can use Polestar vehicle data to improve charging schedules, reduce downtime and manage vehicles more efficiently. - The integration also supports carbon reporting, driver safety programs and automated mileage workflows. - CARUSO’s marketplace gives business customers access to vehicle data without adding separate hardware.

What happened: - CARUSO Dataplace announced a partnership with Polestar on June 30, 2026. - Polestar vehicle telematics data is now available to business customers through the CARUSO marketplace. - Fleet operators, mobility service providers and enterprise partners can request access through a secure API integration. - CARUSO included a fleet-management landing page for more information: More information

The details: - The data package is organized into six functional areas: location and motion, energy and charging, mileage and usage, vehicle health and safety, climatization and comfort, and security and perimeter. - Location and motion data includes GPS position, heading, speed and altitude. - Energy and charging data includes state of charge, estimated range, charging power and time to full. - Mileage and usage data includes odometer and trip meter readings. - Vehicle health and safety data includes service interval tracking, tyre pressure monitoring and brake fluid alerts. - Climatization and comfort data includes interior temperature, seat heating status and pre-conditioning state. - Security and perimeter data includes lock status and the position of doors, windows, hood and tailgate. - Fleet managers can use the charging and energy data to schedule charging sessions and avoid range issues. - Maintenance teams can use service and tyre pressure data to shift from reactive repairs to predictive servicing. - Sustainability teams can use energy and trip data for carbon footprint calculations and ESG reporting. - Driver safety programs can use speed, location and safety indicators for duty-of-care monitoring. - Fleet pools and sharing operators can monitor lock state and exterior status without additional hardware. - Mixed-brand fleets can connect to multiple manufacturers through one CARUSO integration. - Data access uses consent and privacy frameworks that keep vehicle owners and operators in control.

Between the lines: - The partnership expands the value of connected-car data beyond vehicle diagnostics into operational, compliance and reporting workflows. - CARUSO is positioning its marketplace as a single access point for fleets that manage more than one vehicle brand. - Polestar gains a route into business and fleet buyers as automakers compete to monetize connected-vehicle services. - The sustainability angle matters because European disclosure requirements are tightening and fleets need better data quality.

What's next: - Business customers can evaluate fleet data use cases through CARUSO’s marketplace page. - CARUSO’s open platform could make it easier to add more vehicle brands and expand fleet-data adoption across Europe. - Polestar’s data availability may help accelerate adoption among operators that want standardized EV telemetry across their fleets. - CARUSO said the platform already covers data from more than 30 vehicle manufacturers and about 90% of connected cars in Europe.

The bottom line: - CARUSO and Polestar are turning connected EV data into a fleet-management product that can support operations, compliance and sustainability at scale.