DIECI Makes Telematics Standard on Compatible Machines

DIECI has announced that its DIECI Telematics System (DTS) will become standard equipment on all compatible machines beginning in April 2026, expanding connected fleet management capabilities for contractors and equipment operators.

The telematics system, previously offered as an option, will now be included in the purchase price of eligible machines and come with a 36-month subscription.

The update applies to DIECI’s telehandlers and machinery used across construction and agricultural applications. The company said the change supports increasing demand for connected equipment and integrated service solutions aimed at improving operational continuity and remote fleet management.

DTS provides real-time machine monitoring, including operating hours, fuel levels and location tracking. The platform also supports maintenance planning, remote diagnostics and assistance tools intended to help dealers and service teams respond more quickly to equipment issues.

Additional features include geolocation-based security designed to help prevent unauthorized use and performance monitoring tools that can assist contractors in evaluating consumption and operating efficiency.

For mixed fleets, DTS includes REST APIs that enable integration with existing management systems without requiring additional devices, according to the company.

DIECI also announced a new three-year warranty on its machines, with original spare parts included during the warranty period. The company said the addition is intended to support reliability and long-term machine performance.

A new DIECI Telematics mobile app is also being introduced, allowing users to remotely monitor machine status and track maintenance schedules from smartphones.

The company said the rollout is part of an ongoing effort to expand digital tools and connected equipment solutions for fleet operators.