DIECI Expands Telematics System Across Agricultural Equipment Line

Italian equipment manufacturer DIECI announced that its DIECI Telematics System (DTS) will now come standard on all compatible machines across its range, including equipment used in agriculture. Beginning in April 2026, the telematics system will be included in the purchase price and come with a 36-month subscription at no additional cost.

The move expands access to connected fleet management tools for agricultural operators using telehandlers and other machinery. According to the company, the update is part of a broader effort to support operational efficiency, machine monitoring and aftermarket service.

The DIECI Telematics System is designed to provide real-time access to operating information, including machine location, fuel levels and hours of use. The system also supports maintenance planning, advanced diagnostics, remote assistance and security tools based on geolocation to help reduce unauthorized machine use.

For farmers and agricultural operations managing multiple machines, the system includes tools intended to track performance and operating costs while simplifying maintenance scheduling. DTS also integrates REST APIs, allowing mixed fleets to connect with existing management platforms without requiring additional hardware.

Alongside the telematics rollout, DIECI announced a new three-year machine warranty. The company said original spare parts are included during the warranty period and are designed to support machine performance and durability in application-specific use.

DIECI also introduced a new mobile app that allows users to monitor machine status from a smartphone. The app is designed to help operators track maintenance schedules and upcoming service requirements remotely.

The company said the updates reflect continued investment in connected equipment, digital fleet management and support services for agricultural and construction customers.