MICHELIN Connected Fleet improves fleet managers’ operational performance with an AI assistant integrated into its MyConnectedFleet platform

WebWire· June 30, 2026

MICHELIN Connected Fleet has announced the integration of a new AI assistant into its MyConnectedFleet platform to enhance operational performance. The tool is designed to help fleet managers streamline their daily tasks by leveraging data-driven insights through an automated interface. This development marks a significant step in applying artificial intelligence to fleet management software to improve decision-making and efficiency.

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