What's new in Release 26.13 (June 2026) – Powerfleet Knowledge

On-Road IoT

Fault code details are shown on the Maintenance status details page. Fault codes now appear under Outstanding Issues. Maintenance status is sorted in severity order when sorting on the column heading.
Unity On-Road IoT now supports Level 2 telemetry for Stellantis vehicles via Motorq, including standard driver behavior events (overspeed, harsh acceleration, harsh braking, and excessive idle) and fuel and state-of-charge reporting.
Unity On-Road IoT now supports ingestion of FEMSA Safety 3.0 CANiQ data, including over speed and harsh maneuver statistics, giving fleet managers richer safety event visibility for FEMSA assets. This enables more accurate driver safety reporting and scoring within the platform.

A new camera based driver identification parent setting is now available in the video settings, allowing camera-based driver identification to be enabled independently of facial recognition. This gives administrators more granular control over how driver identification is configured for video devices.
Assets with a MiX 4000 mobile device and a connected VisionAI peripheral can now identify drivers via facial recognition. Driver identity is visible during active trips for organizations with the Facial Driver ID feature enabled.
Authorized users can now report invalid Vision events from the Video gallery and the Trip timeline, which removes incorrectly detected safety events.
Events reported as invalid will also be are excluded from driver scoring and reporting via the Data exclusion management tool. Reported events will remain visible in the Video Gallery with a Reported badge until fully excluded.

Drivers can now sign on the mobile device screen when submitting an inspection record or when marking an issue as resolved. A new setting has been added to the Maintenance settings to enable this feature in the mobile app.
The driver now has the ability to send any inspection record from the EasyCheck app, to a recipient’s email address.
EasyCheck now shows how much unsynced data will be lost before a user signs out. Inspection records and media sync separately; records sync first, then media, since media uploads can take significantly longer.
1. If inspection records have not synced, the number of unsynced records is shown.
2. If all inspection records have synced but photos have not, the number of unsynced photos is shown.
3. If all inspection records have synced but the latest driver signature has not, a message indicates the driver signature has not been synced.

This release includes performance, security, and user interface improvements. The EasyELD mobile app startup is faster, the Active Driver and Active Co-Driver buttons now display correctly, and groundwork has been added for enhanced BLE security support on the MiX 4000 firmware.