Airbiquity
Airbiquity is a U.S. corporate brand focused on connected-car services and automotive telematics technology.
Last updated August 25, 2026
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Overview
Airbiquity is a U.S. connected-vehicle technology company serving automakers and related industry customers. Its activities center on connected-car services, wireless communications, and vehicle-data capabilities that link vehicles with cloud systems, mobile devices, and service platforms. These capabilities can support safety, remote diagnostics, vehicle management, and digital owner services. Publicly verifiable information available for this entry is limited, so its founding background, detailed product portfolio, customer list, and current organizational structure are not expanded here.
History
Public information identifies Airbiquity with the connected-vehicle and automotive telematics sector. Its business is centered on vehicle connectivity, cloud-based services, and automotive data applications, primarily for automakers and industry partners rather than direct consumer retail. Because a complete, reliably citable corporate history is not available for this entry, its founding year, founders, financing, acquisitions, and major development phases are not inferred.
Products and positioning
Recent events
Airbiquity and Cyngn announce technology partnership[1]
Reported:
Airbiquity announced a partnership with Cyngn to integrate Airbiquity’s over-the-air software management platform with Cyngn’s autonomous driving system, supporting the evolution of material-handling vehicle fleets into autonomous systems.
Airbiquity launches OTAmatic Vehicle Configurator[2]
Reported:
Airbiquity launched its OTAmatic Vehicle Configurator, a tool for defining and managing connected-vehicle software configurations and helping automakers track vehicle fleets and meet type-certification compliance requirements.
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