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2015
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Nexar is an Israeli AI mobility company that operates a distributed network of 350,000 connected dash cams covering 94% of US roads and capturing approximately 100 million miles of driving video per month. The company builds a continuously updated AI-digital twin of US roads from this crowd-sourced data and serves autonomous vehicle developers, insurance carriers, fleet operators, automotive OEMs, and government transportation agencies with predictive analytics and safety benchmarks.

The product suite is anchored by Nexar Vera, a real-world AI platform comprising three modules: BADAS / BADAS 2.0, a collision anticipation model family built on the V-JEPA2 architecture that achieves 99.4% Average Precision and ranks #1 on all four major industry benchmarks, with three deployment scales (300M, 86M, and 22M parameters); Nexar Apex, a real-world AV testing standard and edge-case benchmark built on 10 billion miles of human driving data; and Nexar Risk Index, a predictive roadway risk score for insurers and DOTs. The company also sells the Nexar One connected dash camera, which serves as both a consumer/SMB hardware product and the data-collection node for the broader network.

Nexar monetizes through a mix of hardware sales, subscription-based cloud services for fleet operators, and enterprise data and AI licensing (BADAS, Risk Index, Apex) to AV developers, insurers, OEMs, and government agencies. Distribution combines direct enterprise sales with strategic channel partnerships, most notably with Lyft (integrating into 40 million annual riders via Mobileye and May Mobility), and the 2022 acquisition of Veniam (a Portugal-based connected-vehicle networking provider) to embed into OEM offerings. As of 2026, the company has raised approximately $150 million cumulatively, with a $53 million Series D in November 2021 led by Qumra Capital and participation from State Farm Ventures and others.

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Nexar operates a network of 350,000 connected dash cams covering 94% of US roads, producing real-world driving data and AI models (BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, Risk Index) for autonomous vehicle developers, insurers, fleets, and government agencies.

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HeadquartersNew York, United States
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Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
dash cam network, AI road safety, driving data analytics, autonomous vehicle testing, predictive risk scoring
Industry2 codes
1Automotive Infotainment, Telematics & Connectivity Hardware Manufacturing (TCU/V2X/GNSS)
CodeIMACAJAHPrimaryYes
2Safety, Lighting & Security Hardware Manufacturing (Helmets/Lights/Locks)
CodeIMACAOAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Motor Vehicle Brake System Manufacturing336340
  • Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing334118
SIC code2 codes
  • Computer Peripheral Equipment, Nec3577
  • Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts3751
Product category
AI Road Safety & Autonomous Vehicle Intelligence
Social media profiles3 records
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Hardware Sales (Nexar One Dash Camera)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Nexar actively sells hardware (the Nexar One dash camera) directly, with the cameras also feeding the data network. Hardware sales serve as both a revenue stream and a distributed data-collection network.

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2Data Monetization
TypeData Monetisation
Description

Nexar monetizes the visual and telemetry data collected through its network of cameras by selling insights, analytics, and risk scores to automotive, insurance, transportation, and government customers.

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3Subscription-based Cloud Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Industry reporting indicates fleet operators and others adopt Nexar-enabled dashcam services through subscription-based cloud services, providing recurring revenue.

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4Enterprise AI Platform / API Access
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Nexar provides AI-digital-twin insights and predictive models (BADAS, Risk Index, Apex) to enterprise customers including Waymo, Lyft, IBM, and NVIDIA, likely via API/platform licensing.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Supply Chain
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1Nexar Vera
Description

Real-world AI platform comprising BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, and Risk Index for autonomous vehicle testing and roadway risk assessment.

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Nexar operates a distributed vision network of 350,000 connected dash cams capturing real-world driving video across 94% of U.S. roads. The company sells the Nexar One dash camera hardware and provides an AI software platform (Nexar Vera) that includes the BADAS 2.0 collision anticipation model, Nexar Apex AV testing standard, and Nexar Risk Index predictive roadway risk score for automotive, insurance, AV, fleet, and government customers.

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  • BADAS 2.0 achieves 99.4% Average Precision and ranks #1 on all four major industry benchmarks
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Nexar operates a platform-plus-modules architecture: a core real-world AI platform (Nexar Vera) anchored by a distributed network of 350,000 dash cams capturing ~100 billion miles of driving data across 94% of US roads, with a hardware product (Nexar One) feeding data into a set of AI modules including BADAS / BADAS 2.0 (collision anticipation model family), Nexar Apex (real-world AV testing standard and edge-case benchmark), and Nexar Risk Index (predictive roadway risk score). Together these products form a Physical AI platform serving automotive, insurance, fleet, AV developer, and government customers (e.g., Waymo, Lyft, IBM, NVIDIA).

Product and service6 records
1Nexar Vera
Categorycore platform
Description

Real-world AI platform aggregating Nexar's 350,000-camera network into a Physical AI safety stack. Comprises BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, and Nexar Risk Index, and underpins offerings to AV developers, insurers, fleets, and cities. Won the 2026 AI TechAward for Machine Learning Innovation.

2BADAS / BADAS 2.0
CategoryAI model / software
Description

Collision anticipation / incident prediction model family built on V-JEPA2 architecture. BADAS 2.0 trained on 2 million real collision-risk events from 200 million miles of road, achieving 99.4% Average Precision and ranking #1 on all four major industry benchmarks. Available in 300M, 86M, and 22M parameter sizes.

3Nexar Apex
Categorytesting standard / software
Description

Real-world autonomous vehicle testing standard and verification benchmark built on 10 billion miles of human driving data and curated real-world edge cases, for AV system evaluation by AV developers, insurers, and regulators.

4Nexar Risk Index
Categoryanalytics / software
Description

Predictive roadway risk score that converts billions of miles of crowdsourced dash cam video into real-time behavioral risk signals (hard braking, instability events, near misses) for insurance carriers, fleets, and transportation agencies.

5Nexar One Dash Camera
Categoryhardware
Description

Connected dash camera product sold to consumers and fleets that captures the road video and driving data feeding Nexar's AI models and digital-twin platform.

6AI-Digital Twin of U.S. Roads
Description

Continuously updated digital twin of U.S. road networks built from crowd-sourced dash cam visual data, supporting city planning, infrastructure management, autonomous vehicle navigation, and risk assessment.

Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-02
Description

Jointly introduced the human-benchmark framework for autonomous vehicle safety, designed for insurers, regulators, and AV developers. The framework addresses the absence of a standardized benchmark and is powered by Nexar's BADAS 2.0 model trained on 10 billion miles and 60 million safety-critical events. Initial components include the Nexar Risk Index for environmental risk assessment and Nexar Apex for AV system verification against curated real-world edge cases.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-04
Description

Partnership to integrate Nexar's BADAS incident prediction model into Vay's remotely driven fleet (world's first commercial remotely driven car rental service). First large-scale use of an incident prediction model specifically designed to support remote drivers on public roads.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-11-06
Description

Lyft announced strategic partnerships with Mobileye, May Mobility, and Nexar to integrate autonomous vehicles into its rideshare network. Enables Nexar technology to access Lyft's platform of 40 million annual riders via Mobileye-equipped vehicles becoming "Lyft-ready."

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-11-06
Description

Co-partner with Nexar and Lyft in Lyft's autonomous-vehicle integration. Mobileye-equipped self-driving vehicles become "Lyft-ready," granting fleet operators access to Lyft's 40M annual riders — creating a distribution channel that also leverages Nexar's AI safety technology.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-11-06
Description

Co-partner with Nexar and Lyft in Lyft's autonomous-vehicle integration; plans to deploy a fleet of autonomous Toyota Sienna minivans in Atlanta starting in 2025.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-08-03
Description

Announced acquisition of Veniam, a networking provider for connected vehicles, to enhance mobility applications and real-time digital mapping. The deal aims to increase data collection capabilities and expand offerings to OEMs and is among the first Portuguese startups acquired by an Israeli company.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Netradyne provides AI video telematics (Driveri) with edge-processed dash cam analytics for fleets, competing head-to-head with Nexar's commercial fleet offering and data-monetization model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nauto sells AI-powered dual-facing dash cams and driver-behavior analytics to commercial fleets and insurers, directly overlapping Nexar's AI dash cam, fleet safety, and insurance risk propositions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Motive (formerly KeepTruckin) offers AI dash cams, vehicle telematics, and fleet management software, competing with Nexar in commercial fleet safety and increasingly in data-driven insights.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Lytx is a long-standing video telematics provider using dash cam footage and AI to score driver risk for fleets and insurers, with a comparable subscription-driven fleet safety business model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Mobileye is an established ADAS and AV perception supplier to global OEMs and a co-partner in the Lyft autonomous integration. It overlaps with Nexar in vision-based safety but operates across a much broader ADAS/AV portfolio at scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Samsara's fleet management platform includes AI dash cams and video-based safety analytics for commercial fleets and industrial customers; a large-scale comparable in video telematics with similar fleet and insurance adjacencies.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Wayve builds AI-first autonomous driving software trained on large-scale real-world driving data, conceptually aligned with Nexar's BADAS / real-world intelligence approach and competing for AV-developer data spend.

TypeOthers
Description

Octo Telematics provides usage-based insurance and connected-car data analytics to insurers and OEMs globally, adjacent to Nexar's insurance risk and connected-vehicle offerings but historically built on non-video telematics.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Waabi is pursuing autonomous trucking with a simulation-first, foundation-model approach. It represents an alternative methodology that could compress demand for real-world video data of the kind Nexar sells.

TypeOthers
Description

CMT is a leading insurance telematics provider using smartphone sensors for UBI and risk scoring, adjacent to Nexar's Risk Index for insurers but operating in a different data modality.

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Ideal customer profile7 records

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Funding rounds7 records

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Investors26 records

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M&A2 records

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Nexar

AI Road Safety & Autonomous Vehicle Intelligencegetnexar.com

Nexar operates a network of 350,000 connected dash cams covering 94% of US roads, producing real-world driving data and AI models (BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, Risk Index) for autonomous vehicle developers, insurers, fleets, and government agencies.

What Nexar does

Nexar is an Israeli AI mobility company that operates a distributed network of 350,000 connected dash cams covering 94% of US roads and capturing approximately 100 million miles of driving video per month. The company builds a continuously updated AI-digital twin of US roads from this crowd-sourced data and serves autonomous vehicle developers, insurance carriers, fleet operators, automotive OEMs, and government transportation agencies with predictive analytics and safety benchmarks.

The product suite is anchored by Nexar Vera, a real-world AI platform comprising three modules: BADAS / BADAS 2.0, a collision anticipation model family built on the V-JEPA2 architecture that achieves 99.4% Average Precision and ranks #1 on all four major industry benchmarks, with three deployment scales (300M, 86M, and 22M parameters); Nexar Apex, a real-world AV testing standard and edge-case benchmark built on 10 billion miles of human driving data; and Nexar Risk Index, a predictive roadway risk score for insurers and DOTs. The company also sells the Nexar One connected dash camera, which serves as both a consumer/SMB hardware product and the data-collection node for the broader network.

Nexar monetizes through a mix of hardware sales, subscription-based cloud services for fleet operators, and enterprise data and AI licensing (BADAS, Risk Index, Apex) to AV developers, insurers, OEMs, and government agencies. Distribution combines direct enterprise sales with strategic channel partnerships, most notably with Lyft (integrating into 40 million annual riders via Mobileye and May Mobility), and the 2022 acquisition of Veniam (a Portugal-based connected-vehicle networking provider) to embed into OEM offerings. As of 2026, the company has raised approximately $150 million cumulatively, with a $53 million Series D in November 2021 led by Qumra Capital and participation from State Farm Ventures and others.

Nexar firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Nexar
Legal name
Nexar Inc.
Website
https://getnexar.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Nexar operates a network of 350,000 connected dash cams covering 94% of US roads, producing real-world driving data and AI models (BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, Risk Index) for autonomous vehicle developers, insurers, fleets, and government agencies.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Nexar industry classification

Industry
Product category
AI Road Safety & Autonomous Vehicle Intelligence
NAICS
Motor Vehicle Brake System Manufacturing (336340), Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (334118)
SIC
Computer Peripheral Equipment, Nec (3577), Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts (3751)
akta.pro primary industry
Automotive Infotainment, Telematics & Connectivity Hardware Manufacturing (TCU/V2X/GNSS) (IMACAJAH)
akta.pro secondary industry
Safety, Lighting & Security Hardware Manufacturing (Helmets/Lights/Locks) (IMACAOAJ)

Keywords

  • Dash cam network
  • AI road safety
  • Driving data analytics
  • Autonomous vehicle testing
  • Predictive risk scoring

Where Nexar is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Nexar business model

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B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Hardware Sales (Nexar One Dash Camera): Nexar actively sells hardware (the Nexar One dash camera) directly, with the cameras also feeding the data network. Hardware sales serve as both a revenue stream and a distributed data-collection network.
  2. Data Monetization: Nexar monetizes the visual and telemetry data collected through its network of cameras by selling insights, analytics, and risk scores to automotive, insurance, transportation, and government customers.
  3. Subscription-based Cloud Services: Industry reporting indicates fleet operators and others adopt Nexar-enabled dashcam services through subscription-based cloud services, providing recurring revenue.
  4. Enterprise AI Platform / API Access: Nexar provides AI-digital-twin insights and predictive models (BADAS, Risk Index, Apex) to enterprise customers including Waymo, Lyft, IBM, and NVIDIA, likely via API/platform licensing.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Nexar product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Nexar operates a distributed vision network of 350,000 connected dash cams capturing real-world driving video across 94% of U.S. roads. The company sells the Nexar One dash camera hardware and provides an AI software platform (Nexar Vera) that includes the BADAS 2.0 collision anticipation model, Nexar Apex AV testing standard, and Nexar Risk Index predictive roadway risk score for automotive, insurance, AV, fleet, and government customers.

Product overview

Nexar operates a platform-plus-modules architecture: a core real-world AI platform (Nexar Vera) anchored by a distributed network of 350,000 dash cams capturing ~100 billion miles of driving data across 94% of US roads, with a hardware product (Nexar One) feeding data into a set of AI modules including BADAS / BADAS 2.0 (collision anticipation model family), Nexar Apex (real-world AV testing standard and edge-case benchmark), and Nexar Risk Index (predictive roadway risk score). Together these products form a Physical AI platform serving automotive, insurance, fleet, AV developer, and government customers (e.g., Waymo, Lyft, IBM, NVIDIA).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Nexar Vera: Real-world AI platform comprising BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, and Risk Index for autonomous vehicle testing and roadway risk assessment.
  • Nexar One
  • BADAS
  • BADAS 2.0
  • Nexar Apex
  • Nexar Risk Index

Products and services

  • Nexar Vera Real-world AI platform aggregating Nexar's 350,000-camera network into a Physical AI safety stack. Comprises BADAS 2.0, Nexar Apex, and Nexar Risk Index, and underpins offerings to AV developers, insurers, fleets, and cities. Won the 2026 AI TechAward for Machine Learning Innovation.
  • BADAS / BADAS 2.0 Collision anticipation / incident prediction model family built on V-JEPA2 architecture. BADAS 2.0 trained on 2 million real collision-risk events from 200 million miles of road, achieving 99.4% Average Precision and ranking #1 on all four major industry benchmarks. Available in 300M, 86M, and 22M parameter sizes.
  • Nexar Apex Real-world autonomous vehicle testing standard and verification benchmark built on 10 billion miles of human driving data and curated real-world edge cases, for AV system evaluation by AV developers, insurers, and regulators.
  • Nexar Risk Index Predictive roadway risk score that converts billions of miles of crowdsourced dash cam video into real-time behavioral risk signals (hard braking, instability events, near misses) for insurance carriers, fleets, and transportation agencies.
  • Nexar One Dash Camera Connected dash camera product sold to consumers and fleets that captures the road video and driving data feeding Nexar's AI models and digital-twin platform.
  • AI-Digital Twin of U.S. Roads Continuously updated digital twin of U.S. road networks built from crowd-sourced dash cam visual data, supporting city planning, infrastructure management, autonomous vehicle navigation, and risk assessment.

Quantifiable outcome

  • BADAS 2.0 achieves 99.4% Average Precision and ranks #1 on all four major industry benchmarks
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Nexar

Customer profile

Named customers8 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles7 records

Nexar technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

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App detail

Integration1 record

AI capability9 records

Feature6 records

Nexar partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

  • LocktonflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 June 2026Jointly introduced the human-benchmark framework for autonomous vehicle safety, designed for insurers, regulators, and AV developers. The framework addresses the absence of a standardized benchmark and is powered by Nexar's BADAS 2.0 model trained on 10 billion miles and 60 million safety-critical events. Initial components include the Nexar Risk Index for environmental risk assessment and Nexar Apex for AV system verification against curated real-world edge cases.
  • VayflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 March 2026Partnership to integrate Nexar's BADAS incident prediction model into Vay's remotely driven fleet (world's first commercial remotely driven car rental service). First large-scale use of an incident prediction model specifically designed to support remote drivers on public roads.
  • LyftflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 November 2024Lyft announced strategic partnerships with Mobileye, May Mobility, and Nexar to integrate autonomous vehicles into its rideshare network. Enables Nexar technology to access Lyft's platform of 40 million annual riders via Mobileye-equipped vehicles becoming "Lyft-ready."
  • MobileyecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 November 2024Co-partner with Nexar and Lyft in Lyft's autonomous-vehicle integration. Mobileye-equipped self-driving vehicles become "Lyft-ready," granting fleet operators access to Lyft's 40M annual riders — creating a distribution channel that also leverages Nexar's AI safety technology.
  • May MobilitycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 November 2024Co-partner with Nexar and Lyft in Lyft's autonomous-vehicle integration; plans to deploy a fleet of autonomous Toyota Sienna minivans in Atlanta starting in 2025.
  • VeniamflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 3 August 2022Announced acquisition of Veniam, a networking provider for connected vehicles, to enhance mobility applications and real-time digital mapping. The deal aims to increase data collection capabilities and expand offerings to OEMs and is among the first Portuguese startups acquired by an Israeli company.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Nexar competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Netradyne: Netradyne provides AI video telematics (Driveri) with edge-processed dash cam analytics for fleets, competing head-to-head with Nexar's commercial fleet offering and data-monetization model.
  • Nauto: Nauto sells AI-powered dual-facing dash cams and driver-behavior analytics to commercial fleets and insurers, directly overlapping Nexar's AI dash cam, fleet safety, and insurance risk propositions.
  • Motive: Motive (formerly KeepTruckin) offers AI dash cams, vehicle telematics, and fleet management software, competing with Nexar in commercial fleet safety and increasingly in data-driven insights.
  • Lytx: Lytx is a long-standing video telematics provider using dash cam footage and AI to score driver risk for fleets and insurers, with a comparable subscription-driven fleet safety business model.
  • Samsara: Samsara's fleet management platform includes AI dash cams and video-based safety analytics for commercial fleets and industrial customers; a large-scale comparable in video telematics with similar fleet and insurance adjacencies.

Broad incumbents

  • Mobileye: Mobileye is an established ADAS and AV perception supplier to global OEMs and a co-partner in the Lyft autonomous integration. It overlaps with Nexar in vision-based safety but operates across a much broader ADAS/AV portfolio at scale.

Emerging players

  • Wayve: Wayve builds AI-first autonomous driving software trained on large-scale real-world driving data, conceptually aligned with Nexar's BADAS / real-world intelligence approach and competing for AV-developer data spend.
  • Waabi: Waabi is pursuing autonomous trucking with a simulation-first, foundation-model approach. It represents an alternative methodology that could compress demand for real-world video data of the kind Nexar sells.

Others

  • Octo Telematics: Octo Telematics provides usage-based insurance and connected-car data analytics to insurers and OEMs globally, adjacent to Nexar's insurance risk and connected-vehicle offerings but historically built on non-video telematics.
  • Cambridge Mobile Telematics: CMT is a leading insurance telematics provider using smartphone sensors for UBI and risk scoring, adjacent to Nexar's Risk Index for insurers but operating in a different data modality.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Nexar social profiles

Digital presence

Nexar financial estimates

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Nexar leadership team

Management profile

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Profiles11 records

Nexar subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries1 record

Nexar funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds7 records

Investors26 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Nexar M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A2 records

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Nexar

What does Nexar do?

Nexar operates a distributed vision network of 350,000 connected dash cams capturing real-world driving video across 94% of U.S. roads. The company sells the Nexar One dash camera hardware and provides an AI software platform (Nexar Vera) that includes the BADAS 2.0 collision anticipation model, Nexar Apex AV testing standard, and Nexar Risk Index predictive roadway risk score for automotive, insurance, AV, fleet, and government customers.

Is Nexar a public or private company?

Nexar is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Nexar founded?

Nexar was founded in 2015. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Nexar based?

Nexar is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does Nexar make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Hardware Sales (Nexar One Dash Camera) is the primary driver. The others are data Monetization, subscription-based Cloud Services and enterprise AI Platform / API Access.

Who are Nexar's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Netradyne, Nauto, Motive, Lytx and Samsara. Mobileye is listed as a broad incumbent. Emerging players are Wayve and Waabi. Others are Octo Telematics and Cambridge Mobile Telematics.

Does Nexar have an API?

No public API is recorded for Nexar.

What industry is Nexar in?

Nexar's product category is AI Road Safety & Autonomous Vehicle Intelligence. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMACAJAH, Automotive Infotainment, Telematics & Connectivity Hardware Manufacturing (TCU/V2X/GNSS), with a secondary code of IMACAOAJ, Safety, Lighting & Security Hardware Manufacturing (Helmets/Lights/Locks). Its NAICS code is 336340 and its SIC code is 3577.

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YahooAccording To Leaked Pitch, Flock Cameras Were Once Nearly Put In Ubers And LyftsA leaked pitch shows Flock Safety nearly partnered with Nexar to share dashcam data from over 350,000 rideshare and delivery vehicles, potentially without owners' consent. The deal would have quadrupled Flock's surveillance network, adding to its 20 billion monthly license plate reads. The partnership did not proceed, though reasons are not fully known.PR NewswireNexar and Nauto Are Now Empiric EarthNexar and Nauto merged to form Empiric Earth, combining their safety analytics under one name. The company holds a record of over 10 billion miles of driving and 60 million edge cases, with 350,000 connected sensors adding 300 million miles monthly. Its safety models have supported a 50-80% reduction in collision loss across enterprise fleets.TechdirtFlock Once Tried To Turn Every Ride Share Driver Into Part Of Its ALPR NetworkFlock planned to use dashcams from Uber and Lyft drivers to scan license plates, turning them into a surveillance network. The partnership with Nexar never materialized, though Flock did not explain why. The company may retry the project.Android HeadlinesBest Dashcam Apps for Android, Essential for Highway DrivingThe article reviews three Android dashcam applications—Nexar, Droid Dashcam, and AutoBoy—highlighting their features for recording highway driving and preserving evidence in the event of a collision. It provides setup instructions for mounting devices and managing storage to ensure continuous recording. The content emphasizes the importance of such footage in disputed liability cases involving commercial traffic.CarscoopsFlock Reportedly Pitched Turning 350,000 Ubers And Lyfts Into License Plate ScannersFlock Safety reportedly pitched a proposal to Georgia’s Office of the Attorney General in August 2025 to convert 350,000 rideshare and delivery dashcams into automated license plate readers. The plan involved a partnership with dashcam maker Nexar to create a mobile surveillance network, though Flock confirmed the deal was never executed. This proposed expansion would have significantly increased the geographic scope of license plate data collection by leveraging private vehicles.Tom's GuideFlock reportedly planned to co-opt Uber and Lyft vehicles to expand its surveillance networkFlock Safety reportedly planned a partnership with dash cam maker Nexar to install surveillance cameras in Uber and Lyft vehicles, potentially adding 350,000 mobile devices to its license plate reader network. The deal never materialized, but internal documents obtained by 404 Media reveal Flock's strategy to shift from static pole-mounted cameras to roving, unmapped mobile sensors to expand coverage and insulate hardware from public backlash. The proposed expansion would have significantly increased Flock's surveillance footprint across nearly every U.S. state, raising new privacy concerns about mass tracking of citizens without their knowledge.FuturismFlock’s Secret Surveillance Plan Will Make You GaspFlock proposed a plan to expand its surveillance network by using dashcams installed in Uber and Lyft vehicles to scan passing vehicles' license plates, potentially involving hundreds of thousands of rideshare and delivery drivers. The plans, first revealed in August and linked to a partnership with the dashcam company Nexar, were not realized but indicated intentions to turn drivers into mobile surveillance assets. The company faces significant privacy concerns and has been accused of misuse of surveillance footage by law enforcement.CybernewsFlock planned to turn Uber and Lyft cars into mobile surveillance vehiclesA leaked pitch revealed that Flock Safety planned to add 350,000 rideshare and delivery cars to its license plate surveillance network, involving a proposal for dashcam technology from Nexar. Although the idea was actively marketed, no agreements with Uber or Lyft were established, highlighting Flock's ambitions amidst growing privacy concerns and bipartisan backlash leading to contract cancellations in over 20 jurisdictions. The controversy has intensified as critics warn of potential invasions of privacy connected to the use of such surveillance tools.FlowingDataFlock wanted to tap dashcams in rideshare vechicles to add to surveillance dataSurveillance company Flock proposed a partnership with dashcam firm Nexar to utilize Uber and Lyft drivers' devices for passive license plate data collection. Although Flock stated the plan was never executed, internal presentations revealed ambitions to integrate hundreds of thousands of delivery and rideshare devices into its surveillance network. The proposal highlights Flock's strategy of leveraging internet-connected cameras from various partners to expand its data gathering capabilities.AOL.comFlock Planned to Turn 350,000 Uber and Lyft Cars Into Rolling Surveillance CamerasFlock Safety proposed a partnership with Nexar to turn approximately 350,000 Uber, Lyft, and delivery-service vehicles into mobile license plate surveillance cameras, documents obtained by 404 Media revealed. The plan, which was presented to the Georgia Office of the Attorney General, would have expanded Flock's network beyond stationary pole-mounted cameras by using dashcam-equipped vehicles as roaming ALPR platforms, though Flock confirmed the partnership never materialized. The disclosure raises questions about whether rideshare drivers or their passengers would have been aware their vehicles were being pitched as surveillance devices.