Every car built since 2001 has a diagnostic port under the dash. Plug in a standard OBD adapter and Fleeturio reads real fuel consumption, idle time and engine fault codes — no installer, no wiring, no per-vehicle contract.
Manufacturer figures are a laboratory number. The engine reports what it really used, so the car quietly doing 13 L/100km on the same route as one doing 9 stops being invisible.
| Vehicle | Distance | Fuel | L/100km |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Camry | 1,240 km | 128 L | 10.3 |
| Nissan Sunny | 1,880 km | 162 L | 8.6 |
| Hyundai Elantra | 2,105 km | 198 L | 9.4 |
| Toyota Hiace | 640 km | 89 L | 13.9 |
When the engine sets a code, Fleeturio reads it and says what it means in a sentence rather than as P0420. You know whether it is a sensor or a catalytic converter before you call the garage.
An engine running at a pickup point burns fuel and produces no kilometres. Idle time is measured per vehicle and per driver, which usually turns out to be the cheapest thing in the fleet to fix.
A standard Bluetooth ELM327-compatible adapter, from anywhere. There is no Fleeturio hardware to buy and nothing proprietary.
Under the dash, then pair once with the driver’s phone. No installer, no wiring, and it moves to another car in seconds.
Consumption, idle time and fault codes arrive with the driver’s other records and sit on the vehicle alongside them.
Any standard Bluetooth OBD-II adapter — the common ELM327-compatible ones. Nothing is locked to a brand and nothing is bought from us.
OBD-II has been mandatory on petrol cars in most markets since 2001 and diesels shortly after, so almost certainly yes.
No. A tracker is fitted and reports position; this reads the engine and moves between cars in seconds. Location comes from the phone, free.
These adapters draw very little, and can be unplugged in seconds if a vehicle is standing for a long period.
It is read, explained in plain language, and raised against the vehicle like any other fault — so it goes through the same triage and repair record.
Everything else in Fleeturio works without it. This is just the part where the engine gets to speak for itself. Free to start.
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