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Spireon
Spireon is a North American vehicle-intelligence company connecting 3.5M assets via LoJack, FleetLocate, and GoldStar — founded 2002, backed by Greenbriar.
Spireon
We connect vehicles, fleets and assets to help dealers & fleet and trailer managers run operations smarter, safer and more cost-effectively.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
2002
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Irvine
Corporate office
Irvine, CA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Spireon?
Spireon is privately held. Greenbriar Equity Group made a significant investment in the company in 2018 (per the firm, 2018). Earlier backers include Bertram Capital.
Does Spireon manufacture its own GPS hardware?
Spireon is device-independent — its NSpire platform works with a range of third-party trackers and sensors, alongside its own branded devices like FleetLocate FL Flex and the GoldStar GPS tracker.
What is Spireon's relationship to LoJack?
Spireon acquired CalAmp's LoJack U.S. stolen-vehicle recovery business in 2021 and relaunched LoJack as a connected-car platform for franchise dealers (per the firm). LoJack is now a Spireon product line.
Which industries does Spireon serve?
Spireon serves automotive dealerships (franchise and independent), auto lenders, commercial fleet operators, trailer and asset managers, and buy-here-pay-here auto dealers. Its consumer-facing VehiclePath app also targets individual car owners.
Does Spireon operate outside North America?
No. Spireon's website and product documentation describe its operations as focused exclusively on the United States and Canada.
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