The Connected Vehicle Payments Global Study, is the first in-depth report to analyse how vehicle commerce (or “v-commerce”) will open up new revenue opportunities, answers these questions, and brings timely insights into a global market ...

A new study from Juniper Research has found that the value of in-vehicle payments, where a payment is made via embedded vehicle systems, will reach $86 billion in 2025, up from just $543 million in 2020. In-vehicle payments automate and ...

Visa and Mastercard are building ecosystems to link merchants and drivers for in-car payments as part of their internet of things strategy — while also pushing to standardize disparate systems promoted by automakers, infrastructure provi...

ConnectedTravel thinks it can make driving your child around not just tolerable, but an enhanced experience to build on rewards-oriented behavior modification and to complement future in-school learning.

This study of marketplace operations inside cars is an introduction of a new business model that places merchants and their products such as fuel, quick service restaurants (QSR), parking, toll payment, ticketing and their services such ...

Connected Travel, LLC was named a winner of the 2019 Street Fight Innovator Awards. ConnectedTravel caught the judges’ attention for its work to implement an in-vehicle gamified experience to drive and track local commerce. It brings hom...

ConnectedTravel, a connected vehicle platform and application services company, has partnered with UMG’s Capitol Music Group for the “Music that Moves YOU Challenge,” which asks developers to come up with new and innovative ways to bring...

Bryan Biniak, Founder and CEO of Connected Travel is interviewed by Beet.TV where he explains the future of in-car advertising.

In-car commerce or the ‘car as a marketplace’ concept promises to profoundly transform the universe of transactions, enabling us to reserve, order and buy everything within an enroute journey.

Connected car commerce is a USD 230 billion opportunity. In the US only, 135 million people spend 51 minutes in their cars, commuting to work, and 73% of them connect to the internet while driving. In addition, 64.9% of commuters choose ...