TomTom Launches Self-Service EV Platform to Speed Automaker…

Event summary

TomTom introduced Electric Vehicle Management, a self-service platform allowing automakers to onboard EV variants in minutes using vehicle specifications.
The platform generates unique digital IDs for EVs, enabling seamless integration across TomTom’s EV suite for routing, charging, and navigation.
TomTom’s AI-powered consumption model provides customized range and charging predictions, improving accuracy over time with real-world driving data.
The EV suite now supports over 2.3 million charging connectors in 117 countries, with enhancements for charger reliability ratings and dynamic route adjustments.

The big picture

TomTom’s expansion of its EV suite comes as automakers race to bring new electric models to market amid intensifying competition. The self-service platform lowers integration barriers, while AI-driven range predictions address a critical pain point for EV drivers. With over six million EVs already supported, TomTom is positioning itself as a key enabler in the broader shift toward electrified mobility.

What we're watching

Adoption Pace: How quickly automakers adopt TomTom’s self-service platform to accelerate EV deployments.
Data Accuracy: Whether TomTom’s AI-powered range predictions improve sufficiently to differentiate its offering.
Market Competition: The pace at which competitors like HERE Technologies or Google Maps enhance their EV-specific features.