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Custom Fleet strengthens ties with mobility technology firm Carbn

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Custom Fleet has strengthened its partnership with mobility technology company Carbn Group, with Carbn becoming a subsidiary of the fleet management provider.

The move brings the two businesses into the same corporate group, enabling closer collaboration across fleet management, technology and data services in Australia and New Zealand.

Custom Fleet president Chris Tulloch says the change is a natural progression of the relationship between the companies.

“This is a natural next step in our partnership with Carbn. By bringing our businesses closer together, we can move faster, align more closely and deliver even greater value for our customers across the full fleet and mobility lifecycle.”

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Custom Fleet president Chris Tulloch.

The companies say the closer integration will support the development of more connected, data-driven and sustainable mobility solutions for fleet customers.

Carbn Group chief executive Shaun Drylie says organisations are increasingly looking to connected mobility solutions to address cost, energy and emissions challenges.

“Energy security, cost and emissions are no longer distant issues – they’re immediate pressures. Electric, connected mobility is how forward-thinking organisations are taking back control.

“Carbn was built to challenge fragmented mobility solutions, and joining forces with Custom Fleet gives us the best of both worlds: the freedom to disrupt, backed by the scale and expertise to deliver.”

Carbn Group chief executive Shaun Drylie.

The companies say customers will continue to receive the same level of service and support, while benefiting from faster innovation, improved efficiency and expanded capabilities.

Custom Fleet says the move strengthens its position in fleet transformation and supports Carbn’s efforts to advance connected and sustainable shared mobility solutions across the Australasian market.

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