Mobisoft Infotech Expands Fleet Management Capabilities for Logistics

The company’s fleet management platform is designed to deliver more than conventional vehicle tracking.

22 Sep 2025 | 3326 Views | By Arunima Pal

Mobisoft Infotech, a global technology solutions provider, has announced the expansion of its fleet management offerings for the Indian logistics sector. The move builds on the company’s decade-long experience in corporate transit, healthcare, aviation, and global goods transportation, with a new focus on strengthening logistics operations in India, particularly in the emerging electric vehicle (EV) segment.

The company’s fleet management platform is designed to deliver more than conventional vehicle tracking. It provides real-time visibility of assets, intelligent route and load optimization, cold-chain condition monitoring, digitized proof-of-delivery, and automated compliance workflows. For EV fleets, the solution includes specialized features such as battery health monitoring, charging station integration, and energy consumption optimization, supporting logistics operators in cutting costs and improving sustainability.

Mobisoft integrates telematics hardware, IoT sensors, and GPS trackers with enterprise resource planning (ERP) and accounting systems. The platform is powered by AI-driven analytics, enabling scalability and adaptability across the supply chain, from first-mile dispatch to long-haul freight and last-mile delivery. This full-stack approach distinguishes Mobisoft from software-only offerings in the sector.

Commenting on the expansion, Nitin Lahoti, Co-Founder and Director of Mobisoft Infotech, said:

“India’s logistics industry is undergoing rapid digital change, and fleet management, including electric vehicle adoption, is at the core of this shift. With our proven global deployments and strong technology foundation, we are committed to helping Indian logistics players achieve higher efficiency, safety, and sustainability.”

The company highlighted measurable outcomes from its global deployments, where logistics operators reported up to 20% savings in kilometres travelled, nearly 40% improvements in on-time performance, 20% reductions in fuel and operating costs, and up to 90% faster incident response times. Mobisoft said these results underline the potential of advanced fleet management systems to build smarter, more resilient mobility ecosystems for the next generation of logistics operations.

With India’s logistics sector expected to play a pivotal role in both economic growth and green mobility, Mobisoft Infotech’s expanded capabilities are positioned to support operators transitioning towards digitization and electrification.

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