Gain full visibility of your vehicle’s engine diagnostics, odometer readings, fuel levels, driving speeds, and driver behaviour in real time to combat EV range anxiety and boost fleet longevity and efficiency.

Cartrack’s integrated solution for your CAN bus is trusted by leaders in key industries:

Get real-time, accurate odometer readings

Receive high-precision odometer readings directly from your vehicle instead of relying on GPS data which may have some inaccuracies, especially if your vehicles operate in areas with many tunnels.

Collect valuable EV data

Transform your EV fleet with accurate data that shows you the comparative benefits of electric vehicles, helping you make better decisions regarding vehicle battery status, charging momentum, and fleet growth strategies.

Cut costs with accurate fuel data

Track how much fuel each vehicle is using and view accurate fuel consumption data to identify wasteful driving habits before they become a problem, helping you cut costs and improve your fleet’s efficiency.

Why Choose Cartrack for your Can bus readings?

Gain accuracy:

Get precise data straight from your vehicles’ central systems, ensuring real-time readings you can trust

Stay proactive:

Receive instant alerts on faults, low levels, and risky driving to act before issues escalate

Protect vehicles:

Track wear, detect misuse, and keep your fleet roadworthy with continuous system monitoring

Improve performance:

Use detailed CAN bus insights to optimise driving habits, reduce fuel costs, and extend vehicle lifespan

React faster with engine diagnostics

Know as soon as any engine diagnostics or other defects are highlighted in the vehicle without relying on feedback from operators, so you can send vehicles in for servicing faster and avoid issues from growing.

Get detailed vehicle data for optimising your fleet

Optimise your fleet through focused decision-making based on detailed vehicle data for accurate visibility on what assets are being over- or underused, helping you see where fleet upscaling or downscaling is needed to ensure maximum efficiency.

Below are some examples of CAN bus data (depending on the make and model of your vehicles). These aren’t exhaustive, but give you an idea of how this data can help protect and optimise your operations.

Reading What it shows Why it matters
Engine RPM
How hard the engine is working
Helps spot engine strain or misuse
Fuel levels
Current fuel tank level
Helps calculate fuel efficiency and reduce fuel costs
Engine temperature
How hot the engine is
Helps prevent overheating
Brake pads
Wear level of the brake pads
Helps prevent brake failure and accidents
Oil levels
Amount of engine oil available
Helps protect the engine from damage
Tyre pressure
Air pressure in each tyre
Improves safety and fuel efficiency
Vehicle diagnostics
Status of dashboard warning lights
Alerts drivers to faults early

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, our platform and technology is compatible with all CAN networks, however the exact data we can receive depends on the make, model, and year of your vehicle. Not all vehicles have a CAN network.
No, all data from your vehicle’s CAN bus isn’t always provided for all vehicles. Cartrack’s solution can provide a wide range of vehicle data, but availability depends on the vehicle’s electronic control units (ECUs) and manufacturer settings. Some older vehicles may have limited data points.
Your vehicle’s data is accessed through its CAN bus interface using specialised in-house technology. We do not cut any of your CANbus wires to access the data.
Yes, integrating your vehicle’s CAN bus data with GPS provides a bunch of helpful insights into vehicle location, performance, and driver behaviour. This helps you to optimise your fleet operations and its efficiency.

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