Press Release, 5 December 2025
Global IoT hardware specialist Queclink has unveiled its first satellite-enabled vehicle tracking unit the GV75MG SAT targeting fleets operating in remote or coverage-challenged regions. The new tracker ensures uninterrupted location and status updates even where mobile networks are weak or absent, promising consistent real-time visibility for transport, logistics, and heavy-duty fleet operations.
The GV75MG SAT stands out for its dual-mode connectivity combining Cat M1/GSM cellular communications with satellite (NTN-IoT) links to deliver seamless fallback when either network is unavailable. It also supports Bluetooth and RS232 connectivity, allowing integration with external sensors like temperature or door sensors, making it especially useful for refrigerated logistics, cargo monitoring, and enhanced telematics. Rugged by design, the unit offers IP67-rated waterproofing and can operate across a wide 9–90 V DC voltage range ensuring dependable performance across a broad range of vehicle types and harsh conditions.
With this introduction, Queclink aims to address a critical gap in fleet management: connectivity black-spots that cause communication breakdowns, delayed reporting, and security risks. According to the company, the GV75MG SAT gives fleet operators “real-time tracking and peace of mind,” enabling them to protect and coordinate vehicles, cargo, and personnel no matter where they are even deep in remote territories.
As logistics networks expand into less-connected areas globally, solutions like this satellite-ready tracker could become key enablers of safe, efficient, and reliable fleet operations helping fleets stay connected, compliant and responsive under all conditions.
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