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Michelin Adds AI Assistant to MyConnectedFleet Platform

Heavy Duty Trucking· July 14, 2026

Michelin Connected Fleet has launched a generative AI assistant integrated into its MyConnectedFleet web portal to provide managers with instant operational insights. The tool allows users to query real-time data using natural language, significantly reducing the time spent on manual report generation from hours to seconds. By streamlining the analysis of fuel consumption, driver performance, and maintenance needs, the platform aims to enhance decision-making efficiency across heavy-duty and light commercial vehicle sectors.

Michelin’s new AI Assistant is designed to transform how fleet managers interact with operational data by allowing for natural-language queries within the MyConnectedFleet platform. Instead of manually compiling reports, users can ask specific questions regarding driver fuel economy, vehicle maintenance requirements, and real-time fleet status, such as the number of trucks currently out of service. This generative AI tool is intended to serve managers of heavy-duty trucks, passenger transportation, and light commercial vehicles, providing immediate responses based on live fleet data to identify cost-saving opportunities.

Sophie Foucque, CEO of Michelin Connected Fleet for Europe, Africa, and Australia, noted that the tool was co-developed with some of the company’s largest customers to ensure it offers an intuitive user experience. The assistant can generate reports and identify operational trends in both text and visual formats, operating within a closed system to maintain strict data confidentiality for its users. By automating the extraction of insights from complex datasets, the technology allows "augmented fleet managers" to shift their focus from administrative data entry to the actual performance and optimization of their operations.

Beyond basic data analysis, the AI Assistant integrates with other Michelin Connected Fleet technologies, such as onboard safety cameras and automatic tire wear inspection systems. This holistic approach provides a comprehensive view of vehicle health and safety, helping fleets capitalize on the 78% of industry managers who believe AI will fundamentally transform the sector. The platform is currently available to customers in several major markets, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and France, with Michelin planning to expand capabilities based on ongoing customer feedback.

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