Mobility and automotive data

Mobility and automotive data describes vehicles, how people and vehicles move, and the infrastructure they rely on: specifications and registrations, connected-car telematics, aggregated movement patterns, road traffic, flights and EV charging. Automakers, insurers, fleet operators, transport planners, energy companies, retailers and investors buy it.

What each sub-category covers

• Vehicle data: specifications, VIN decoding, registration statistics and vehicle parc.
• Connected car data: aggregated telematics such as trips, speeds and driving events from consenting vehicles.
• Traffic data: speeds, travel times, congestion and incidents by road segment.
• Aviation data: flight schedules and status, routes, capacity, fares and airports.
• EV charging data: charging locations, connectors, power, tariffs and availability.

How to choose

Insurers and dealers usually start with vehicle and VIN data. Transport planners and logistics firms need traffic data and aggregated origin-destination flows. Energy and site-selection teams need EV charging and vehicle parc data, and travel companies need aviation data. Many projects join these through road segment IDs, locations and time.

Before you buy

• Check the panel or source behind any movement data and how representative it is.
• Ask how personal data is handled: consent, aggregation and removal of identifiers.
• Confirm which map and road network version traffic data is matched to.
• Ask for update latency, especially for real-time feeds.
• Review licence limits on display, redistribution and use in your own products.