Aximote Launches Android Automotive App That Tracks Driving Efficiency and Costs Like a Fitness Tracker
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David Schröder
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Summary
Aximote is a new Android Automotive in-car app that functions as a fitness tracker for vehicles, providing real-time feedback on trips, efficiency, speed, consistency, energy use, charging, and costs directly through the dashboard without requiring OBD hardware.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledAximote turns your car into a transparent, data-driven system.
Our new Android Automotive in-car app gives drivers real-time feedback on trips, efficiency, speed, consistency, energy use, charging, and costs, without OBD hardware.
It is like a fitness tracker for your car, built directly into the dashboard.
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