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CalAmp Recognized by Toyota Motor Europe for Supplier Quality Excellence for Second Consecutive Year

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CalAmp, through its European subsidiary LoJack Italia, received a Grade A Toyota Supplier Quality Ranking from Toyota Motor Europe for a second consecutive year. The recognition relates to telematics delivery used for stolen vehicle detection and recovery services spanning Toyota and Lexus brands in Europe.

Toyota Motor Europe tied the Grade A ranking to consistent performance against its standards for reliability, security, and execution. CalAmp’s collaboration with Toyota in Europe has operated for more than 10 years through its European LoJack and Tracker subsidiaries, with the service integrated within Toyota’s ecosystem.

CalAmp described an operating model that combines connected vehicle data with dedicated Security Operations Centers throughout Europe. The model supports 24/7 monitoring, detection, and response, and it rapidly alerts law enforcement agencies across Europe when a potential theft is identified or reported.

The program supports more than 200,000 vehicles in service in markets including Italy, France, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The stolen vehicle recovery service is offered as a Genuine Toyota Part across both Toyota and Lexus vehicle lines. “Recognition from Toyota Motor Europe reflects one of the highest standards for quality, security, and execution,” said Maurizio Iperti, Chief Executive Officer of CalAmp. “Earning this distinction for a second consecutive year shows our ability to consistently live up to Toyota’s global reputation for reliability while delivering meaningful value to their customers.”

Press release, provided by Globe Newswire on behalf of CalAmp. Read the original.

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1st source this quarter, one of 9 sources referencing CalAmp. Previous coverage: CalAmp launches Google Pub/Sub integration for Telematics Cloud (March).

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