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Fiat eco Drive
basically it’s a software that will allow you to record detailed information on your vehicle as well as your driving pattern’s efficiency and later analyze it in a software on your computer
All you need to do is :
1- download eco drive software from fiat site onto your computer
2-plug any USB storage drive into the Microsoft Blue&Me USB port and the data will be copied to the drive during your journey.
3-After you’ve finished driving, just plug the same drive to your computer and let the eco Drive software analyze it converting the data into useful information
4- The software will let you know how fuel efficient your current driving pattern is and how you can improve it. It will also give you a score out of 100 - something Fiat is calling the eco:Index. Just follow the tips the software gives you and watch your eco:Index go up, hopefully. A user of eco Drive is also part of the eco:Ville social network. Users will be able to interact, share tips, as well as watch how much CO2 and energy they are saving together as a whole.
works only on the Fiat 500 and Fiat Grande Punto
http://paultan.org/archives/2008/10/...ter/#more-8560
1- download eco drive software from fiat site onto your computer
2-plug any USB storage drive into the Microsoft Blue&Me USB port and the data will be copied to the drive during your journey.
3-After you’ve finished driving, just plug the same drive to your computer and let the eco Drive software analyze it converting the data into useful information
4- The software will let you know how fuel efficient your current driving pattern is and how you can improve it. It will also give you a score out of 100 - something Fiat is calling the eco:Index. Just follow the tips the software gives you and watch your eco:Index go up, hopefully. A user of eco Drive is also part of the eco:Ville social network. Users will be able to interact, share tips, as well as watch how much CO2 and energy they are saving together as a whole.
works only on the Fiat 500 and Fiat Grande Punto
http://paultan.org/archives/2008/10/...ter/#more-8560