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Inspiration Fleet Releases Garage 2.0 AI-Native Fleet Intelligence Platform

The vendor-agnostic update centralizes telematics, fuel, energy and finance data into a single real-time interface with role-based views.

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Inspiration Fleet has released Garage 2.0, a platform update the company describes as an AI-native fleet intelligence system built to pull data from multiple sources into a single interface with real-time dashboards and role-based views.

“With more data available than ever before, fleet operators don’t have a data availability problem; they have a fragmentation problem,” said Chris Getner, chief technology officer at Inspiration Fleet. “Critical information is scattered across multiple systems that don’t talk to each other.”

Getner said the platform addresses that directly. “Garage 2.0 centralizes that data and makes it usable in real time. But the real advantage is how our systems and teams enable fleet managers to design and implement a custom fleet management platform, incorporating the best tools, products, and vendors for their specific fleet, to achieve better fleet outcomes.”

The platform is designed to ingest and normalize data covering vehicles, telematics, fuel, energy and operational records. It includes integration with enterprise finance, sustainability and facilities systems so fleet data can feed organizational reporting. The architecture is vendor-agnostic, meaning fleets can add or replace vendors without migrating the underlying platform.

The update covers mixed-asset environments: internal combustion, hybrid electric and battery electric vehicles alongside non-vehicle assets such as trailers and forklifts, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure where applicable.

“For too long, fleet managers have had to make do with off-the-shelf solutions, closed ecosystems that limit vendor choice, and fragmented data that either inhibit insight or require hours of manual labor to integrate,” said Josh Green, chief executive officer of Inspiration Fleet. “We chose a different path: an open ecosystem, AI-native technology platform that brings all data into one place, and a highly responsive engagement model based on delivering the most important outcomes. Every fleet is unique.”

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