Azuga

Overview

Azuga is a US fleet tracking company owned by Bridgestone, offering solutions for fleets under and over 100 vehicles^[14]. Its plug-in OBD tracker installs in about 20 seconds and feeds a platform for tracking, alerts, driver scores and rewards, reports, geofencing and fuel management^[8].

Azuga publishes three plans per vehicle per month. BasicFleet (US$25) includes core tracking with location updates every two minutes. SafeFleet (US$30), the most popular, adds SpeedSafe, distracted-driving and panic alerts, tyre pressure monitoring, fuel card and API integration and one-minute updates. CompleteFleet (US$35) adds Azuga Coach training, EV data, custom reports, quarterly fleet reviews, collision reconstruction, 30-second updates and a dedicated customer success manager. An AI dash camera is offered as an add-on^[8]. Contract length and hardware cost are not stated on the pricing page.

Azuga suits small and mid-sized service fleets that want published prices and driver-reward features. The company reports average reductions in citations and accidents among its customers; these are vendor figures^[14].

Azuga features

• Plug-in OBD tracker
• Driver scores and rewards
• Distracted-driving and speed alerts
• Tyre pressure monitoring
• AI dash camera add-on

Azuga pricing

BasicFleet US$25, SafeFleet US$30, CompleteFleet US$35 per vehicle/month; AI dash camera add-on extra; contract and hardware terms not stated.

Azuga strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best Fleet Management Software in 2026 #9

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