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KIWI by PLX

Sometimes fuel-efficient driving has more to do with the driver than the vehicle. That is the idea behind the KIWI, which uses an array of vehicle inputs to actively coach drivers into becoming more fuel-efficient drivers. The more fuel efficient a driver you become, the higher the KIWI score you receive. The KIWI can evaluate trips based on fuel cost and fuel saved, and it offers 20 different lessons and challenges to help you actively achieve a high score. $299, more at www.plxkiwi.com.

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