What's new in Release 26.6 (March 2026) – Powerfleet Knowledge

On-Road IoT

The extended device configuration now supports higher storage limits for events, mobile device scripts, and locations. This shared configuration storage space also covers mobile device templates. This enhancement does not apply to FM devices.

NovaTrack TSP is now supported via API integration using the connector interface, synchronizing asset data such as Registration, Fleet number, Odometer, Last Position, Last Trip, and more.
Ruptela Plug5 and HCV5 devices now support active fault codes (DTC) reporting. Fault codes are displayed in the relevant fault code columns in On-Road IoT.
Netstar TSP API integration is available via the connector interface, synchronising asset data such as Registration, Fleet number, Odometer, Last Position, Last Trip, and more.

When the Yard Move speed limit is enabled for US fleets, drivers receive an in-app notification when they exceed the limit and are switched back to regular driving. To dismiss the notification, drivers must stop the vehicle, reducing the risk of distracted driving.

A new optional setting in On-Road IoT requires drivers to enter a supervisor's name when reporting a critical issue. This setting is turned off by default.
The EasyCheck dashboard now shows when an asset has unresolved issues and displays the count. New settings in On-Road IoT let drivers view all unresolved issues for an asset in the EasyCheck app, including comments from other drivers or the workshop. If enabled, drivers can also mark issues as resolved, keeping assets available for use.
When a driver removes an asset with an assigned post-trip inspection from the EasyCheck dashboard, a prompt appears asking them to complete the checklist. The driver can complete the inspection or dismiss the prompt and remove the asset without completing it.
The EasyCheck app displays time in the same 12-hour or 24-hour format as the user’s mobile device.