Israeli Vehicle Location Company to Help Develop Nissan’s Connected Car Technology
Nissan’s Indian subsidiary selects Pointer Telocation as a hardware supplier for NissanConnect
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Nissan India, a subsidiary of the Japanese automaker, has selected Israel-based vehicle location and roadside service company Pointer Telocation Ltd. as a supplier of hardware for the development of NissanConnect, Pointer announced Monday.
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NissanConnect is the technology that enables Nissan drivers to integrate their mobile phones with their car’s system, offering safety, navigation, and communication services.
The 2017 Nissan Leaf Photo:PR Founded in 1991, Pointer is traded on Nasdaq and the Tel Aviv Stock Change. The company develops vehicle fleet management software and hardware.
“We see this as a first step with Nissan and Infotrack Telematics and we hope our successful work together will allow us to penetrate Nissan in other countries,” Pointer CEO David Mahlab said in a statement. “Furthermore, India itself is phenomenal and under-penetrated market for telematics, and we are excited about the new telematics opportunities we envision there."
