OBDeleven reaches 6 million connected vehicles as revenue grows 25%

OBDeleven, the automotive diagnostics and smart vehicle technology company, reported another year of strong growth, with revenue increasing from €15.3 million to €19.2 million in 2025, marking 25% year-on-year growth. Net profit increased from €2.1 million to €3.17 million.  

 

Growth was driven by the launch of its third-generation device, OBDeleven 3, the expansion of official manufacturer partnerships, including Ford US and Mercedes-Benz, and the growth of brand awareness in key markets such as the United States and Germany.  

 

Today, OBDeleven is one of the global leaders in automotive diagnostics technology, with its solutions used in more than 6 million vehicles across over 60 countries worldwide.  

 

OBDeleven CEO Dainius Sapežinskas says: “We currently see no signs of slowing down. This year, we expect revenue to reach €25-26 million, while profit should grow to €4.5-5 million. The company expects growth momentum to continue in 2026, with projected growth exceeding 30%.”  

 

Earlier this year, OBDeleven was included in the Financial Times FT1000 ranking of Europe’s fastest-growing companies, becoming the first Lithuanian company featured in the Automotive category. Over the past four years, the company has more than doubled its revenue while continuing to grow without external investment.  

 

 

In early April, OBDeleven signed an agreement with Mercedes-Benz, further expanding its manufacturer partnership portfolio. With this addition, the company now officially works with all three major German automotive groups: BMW Group, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen Group.  

 

“We operate with one core device supported by highly customized software. We continue expanding our offering by adding new vehicle manufacturers. For more than 12 years, we have worked with Volkswagen Group vehicles, ranging from Škoda to Bentley and Lamborghini. Later, BMW Group, Toyota and Lexus, and Ford joined the portfolio, and now we have also added Mercedes-Benz models,” says Sapežinskas.  

 

OBDeleven is currently the only consumer-level diagnostics company in the world holding official licenses from major automotive manufacturers. This allows the company to work with the latest vehicle models, access manufacturer server data directly, and provide significantly more functionality than standard fault-code scanning.  

 

D. Sapežinskas adds: “Partnerships like these are not easy to secure in the automotive industry. For us, this is a strategic signal that both our product and technology meet high standards for quality and security.”   

 

 

The company is also continuing to expand its software capabilities and develop new features for everyday drivers, including trip analysis, vehicle maintenance reminders, and AI-powered diagnostics that explain vehicle system errors in human-readable language.  

 

According to D. Sapežinskas, OBDeleven is increasingly focusing on everyday drivers and aims to become a more complete everyday driving platform.  

 

The company’s continued growth and product development are supported by a team of more than 80 people in Lithuania, ranging from software engineers to marketing, design, and customer experience specialists. In 2026, OBDeleven plans to grow its team by approximately 20%, hiring 20 new specialists across IT, marketing, administration, and artificial intelligence.   

 

 

OBDeleven is an automotive technology company developing officially licensed smart diagnostics and car management solutions for Volkswagen Group, BMW Group, Toyota Group, Ford US, and Mercedes-Benz vehicles.

 

Its platform allows drivers to monitor, customize, and better understand their cars through advanced diagnostics, maintenance tools, and software features usually available only through professional systems. OBDeleven solutions are currently used in more than 6 million vehicles across over 60 countries worldwide. In 2025, the company employed 84 people and generated €19.2 million in revenue.