Intelematics is unique in having a track record of providing real-world telematics services to Australian passenger vehicle manufacturers, and has been actively providing services on a commercial basis since 1999.

We can justifiably claim experience not only in operating telematics services, but also in collaboratively developing and implementing telematics programs with a number of automotive manufacturers and aftermarket players, and with a variety of hardware vendors.

Passenger and Fleet Telematics

First launched in 1999 CarCom is an aftermarket safety, security and convenience telematics program for private motorists and small business.

In 2005, Mitsubishi Motors Australia engaged Intelematics to provide DiamondTRAC™ a port of entry security system for their Lancer Evolution IX vehicle. DiamondTRAC™ is fitted as standard on all Lancer EVO IX vehicles.
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In 2001, GM Holden engaged Intelematics to provide the 'Holden Assist' service which was launched in June of that year. Intelematics has continued to work with GM Holden including supporting the broadening of the Holden Assist program to include three telematics packages and its expanded availability across all Australian-produced model variants.

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In 2004, Toyota Motor Corporation Australia, engaged Intelematics to provide the Toyota Link service. Toyota Link is fitted as standard on the luxury Camry models V6 Azura and Grande and more recently with expanded functionality on the new Toyota Aurion Presara.
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Traffic Services

One of the leading providers of paper-based maps has partnered with Intelematics for the inclusion of SUNA traffic services as part of their navigation products.

In 2008, Ford Australia engaged Intelematics as its partner to supply SUNA Traffic Services as part of the service mix for in-vehicle navigation on the G-Series Falcon Range. Ford Australia is the first automotive manufacturer to provided SUNA services as part of their product mix in Australia.

Fujitsu Ten partnered with Intelematics in late 2008 to include SUNA traffic services in their Eclipse brand embedded navigation product range. Eclipse is a leading brand within the aftermarket segment of the audio, visual, and navigation for the automotive industry.

Garmin Australasia partnered with Intelematics as the provider of traffic services in Australia on its n�vi series in 2008. Garmin are a world-leading brand of navigation products for the automotive industry as well as marine, fitness, outdoor and aviation industries.

The recent addition to those organisations using SUNA traffic information is Google. The SUNA service is available via Google Maps and Google Earth in Australia making SUNA part of the world-wide network of traffic information available on the internet.

In September 2010 Holden Australia partnered with SUNA Traffic Channel to provide traffic information to the Holden Series II Commodore range.

In 2007, MiTAC the suppliers of Navman and Mio branded navigation products to Australia engaged Intelematics to provide SUNA Traffic Channel services to their navigation products. Mio was the first brand to launch with the SUNA service with Navman following shortly thereafter. The current Navman My Series features SUNA as a standard feature across their range of products.

In late 2009, Navigon, Europe's fastest growing GPS maker, partnered with Intelematics to provide SUNA Traffic Channel services to their navigation products.

In May 2010, Intelematics partnered with Navteq, a leading global supplier of maps and traffic information, to provide the SUNA Traffic Channel digital traffic service via an XML feed for supply to Nokia Smartphones in Australia.

In May 2010 NineMSN partnered with SUNA to make traffic information available to its website users provided by Microsoft's Bing search engine.

In March 2010 Nissan became the first vehicle importer in the Australian automotive industry to offer its customers SUNA Traffic Channel as a standard feature on certain models of the Nissan X-Trail and Nissan Patrol.

Intelematics Australia provides its SUNA Traffic Channel digital traffic service to Nokia Smartphone navigation users in Australia. Traffic information is provided to Nokia via an XML feed and distributed to users via Australia's mobile phone networks.

A world leader in electronics products for the car, Pioneer is respected for its role in introducing consumers to GPS car navigation to the masses in 1990. Intelematics are supplying SUNA Traffic Services to a range of Pionees's in-vehicle navigation products.

In 2009 Toyota Motor Corporation Australia commenced supplying navigation units equipped with SUNA Traffic Channel to its motoring customers.

In mid-2008 TomTom engaged Intelematics to provide SUNA Traffic Channel services to their navigation products. TomTom remains one of the world-wide leading navigation brand providers and continue to utilise SUNA services as part of their product mix.

Uniden Australia partnered with Intelematics in late 2008 for the provision of SUNA traffic services to their navigation devices. Uniden is a leading provider of an extensive range of consumer electronic products to the Australian market.

Mapping and Navigation

Intelematics is currently in partnership with Jayco to provide trip planning and travel and tourism information to the Jayco website. Users can plan travel routes, upload information and share their travel experience with others.

RACV Trip Planner
In 2003, RACV Travel and Tourism commissioned Intelematics to develop and operate an internet based mapping and travel guides service. The service is available to all Internet users, with RACV members provided enhanced functionality.