Fuel information from CAN

  • Fuel information from CAN

    Fuel information from CAN

    Monitoring fuel information from the vehicle’s CAN bus is mostly used with passenger cars and vans.

    Does fuel control matter?

    You probably know how costly fuel can be for a company.

    If you want to keep expenses under control, it is important to find ways to increase fuel economy.

    Based on 14 years of experience, customers using the Navirec fuel control solution have reduced their fuel expenses by up to 30%.

    Fuel control from CAN

    Fuel information from CAN bus

    CAN bus is an information channel connected to the GPS controller.

    It is mostly used for monitoring important vehicle parameters, including fuel data, of passenger vehicles and trucks.

    NOTE: Since CAN bus is still a relatively new technology and has no unified standard, it is not supported by all car producers in the same way. For this reason, prior confirmation is needed that the service is suitable for your vehicle.

    CAN bus fuel information

    Fuel information received from the brain of the vehicle

    • refuel quantity
    • consumed fuel quantity
    • average fuel consumption of the vehicle
    • fuel consumption per work hour
    Fuel information from vehicle brain

    Accurate and clear overview of fuel consumption

    Fuel reports in Navirec

    Track and compare the fuel consumption of your vehicles

    With CAN fuel information, you can track fuel consumption across your company’s vehicle fleet and compare average consumption between different vehicles and time periods.

    You can also compare drivers’ routes, driving styles and fuel consumption to identify where efficiency can be improved.

    Track and compare fuel consumption

    View fuel residue in the tank

    The fuel residue and changes in the fuel tank shown in Navirec help plan routes and refueling more accurately.

    View fuel residue in the tank

    Monitor changes in fuel level

    You can see the exact time when the fuel level changes in the tank.

    On the map, you can view specific refueling locations and moments when fuel level drops suddenly, for example because of a technical issue or possible fuel theft.

    Monitor changes in fuel level

    Create detailed fuel reports

    Compare drivers, vehicles, driving routes and other relevant data in order to make better decisions when planning work and fleet use.

    Create detailed fuel reports

    Better planning means more effective work organization and cost savings.