The term Connected Vehicles covers the wide range of vehicles and devices that are administered as part of a fleet and become smart thanks to IoT. These include classic service and transport vehicles, municipal fleets for public transport, refuse collection or fire departments, but also equipment fleets (example: Kärcher) or construction machinery in building construction and civil engineering.
The requirements that modern fleet management must meet are as varied as the vehicles and industries in which they are used. Fleet operators are looking for ways to reduce costs, utilize vehicles more efficiently and achieve sustainability goals faster. Drivers, in turn, expect more convenience in self-managing their journeys.
The answer to all these needs: Connected Car. Thanks to integrated IoT-based solutions and services, you have full control over your fleet, confidently and future proof.
All necessary data on the device or vehicle as well as usage behavior are recorded in real time and displayed in a compact form.
Real-time insight into a device’s or vehicle’s status and position allows effective and fast fleet management remotely.
Efficient management and proactive maintenance result in less downtime and increase the availability of your equipment and vehicles.
A Driver Score encourages more economical driving, increasing safety for driver and vehicle alike.
Our Connected Car solution for MIND makes vehicle fleets smarter. Based on our IoT platform solution, the MIND smartbox provides full transparency of a fleet in real time. This improves driving behavior, reduces fuel consumption and maintenance costs – and lowers CO2 emissions.
In order to keep an overview of the company’s cleaning machines at all times, even in difficult terrain, Kärcher and Device Insight have developed the fleet management solution Kärcher Fleet.
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