XFV-100

Xirgo Asset Telematics

Go beyond location tracking with the fleet telematics platform that adapts to your operation without a firmware update every time your needs change.

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Scriptable Fleet Telematics for Scalable Track-and-Trace

XFV 100

Script Your Own Rules Without Touching Firmware

Build custom alerts, geofences, driver ID enforcement, and sensor logic. Compile in the cloud and deploy over the air.

Use One Platform for Every Vehicle Class

Leverage the XFV-100 for any vehicle, from light delivery vans to heavy industry equipment, and everything in between.

Stay Connected Everywhere Your Fleet Goes

Maintain connectivity in rural and partial-coverage networks, no matter where your fleet operates.

Manage Everything from One Cloud Dashboard

Get centralized control over every XFV-100 Series in your fleet with the Xirgo Device Manager (XDM).

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Five Verticals, One Solution

The XFV100 Series is ideal for: (1) Field service, trades and delivery (2) Freight, transit and heavy transport (3) Construction (4) Agriculture and equipment rental, and (5) Automotive dealerships and lot management

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As Strong as it is Scriptable

With its IP67 rating, numerous certifications and ability to operate in temperatures from −25°C to +60°C (−13°F to +140°F), the XFV-100 Series is engineered to help fleets stay connected in any environment

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Four Configurations, One Platform

All four XFV-100 Series variants share the same firmware, scripting engine, and XDM cloud platform. Choose by IP rating and wire count — everything else stays the same.

See How the XFV-100 Series Can Help You Go Beyond Dots on a Map

Ready to start defining custom events, geofences, driver rules, and sensor logic; and push them over the air in minutes? Complete the form to connect with a Xirgo expert and find out how you can equip your fleet with a scriptable intelligent engine that scales with your needs: the XFV-100 Series.

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