ACTIA Group, founded in 1986 and headquartered in Toulouse, France, specializes in the design, manufacture, and operation of high-tech electronic systems for sectors including automotive, aerospace, energy, and telecommunications. As the inventor of electronic diagnostics and a pioneer in vehicle architecture, particularly multiplexed systems, ACTIA offers products such as telematics units, instrumentation panels, and control systems. The company's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and technological excellence has established it as a leader in electronic diagnostics and vehicle architecture. With a global presence spanning Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa, ACTIA collaborates with OEMs, fleet operators, and industrial partners to deliver customized solutions that enhance performance, safety, and efficiency.
ACTIA unveils its new smart display for the bus and coach markets, which can be extended to the special machine and lorry markets: Multic FSX. This new generation of displays features a clever design with practically unlimited possibilities for customizing the graphical interfaces (UI/UX).
ACTIA’s latest participation in the Rencontres Flottes Automobiles (booth C12) trade show is a great opportunity for the group to highlight the remarkable growth in its iCAN2 telematics unit business. Five thousand units were sold in 2020 and this year it is set to reach a sales volume of 15,000 units. Forecast sales for 2022 are in excess of 50,000 units!
On 1 July 2021, ACTIA Telecom, the telecommunications division of the ACTIA Group, acquired the software business of HYMATOM, a company specializing in Video Management Systems (VMS).
Producing communicating objects in ultra-connected factories sounds like a no-win situation for ACTIA in the light of increasing cybersecurity threats worldwide. Yet it is this industrial cybersecurity challenge that the Group’s factories rise to on a daily basis as part of a ongoing policy based on quality, security, innovation and industrial excellence.
ACTIA is boosting the volume capacities of its diagnostics hotline. This support service is aimed at all customers of Multi-Diag, ACTIA’s multi-make diagnostics and repair tool. This community represents around 13,000 customers. They include independent garage owners of course, but also technicians in major multi-make networks that are Multi-Diag customers such as: Midas, Feu Vert, Euromaster, Autodistribution, ERCS, etc.
All observers agree that when it comes to autonomous vehicles, the end of the road is not yet in sight. And yet ACTIA, due to its expertise in electronic architecture and vehicle connectivity, is already in a position to offer technology building blocks which are directly linked to the functions of smart and autonomous vehicles.
The ACTIA Group will be one of the few western equipment manufacturers to be physically present at the Automotive World Japan exhibition, from 20 to 22 January 2021, the leading exhibition for automotive technologies in the Asian region.