Fuel Eco Tech officially launches in Uganda
Vitorra Holdings has introduced Fuel Eco Tech — a German-engineered fuel-saving system — to the Ugandan market, helping motorists and fleets cut fuel costs with no engine modification.

Vitorra Holdings Limited has officially introduced Fuel Eco Tech (FET) to the Ugandan market — a German-engineered fuel-optimisation system designed to cut fuel consumption and emissions across diesel and petrol engines, with no modification to the engine itself.
Announced at a press conference in Kampala, the launch comes as motorists and fleet operators look for relief from rising fuel costs.
How it works
FET installs between the high-pressure fuel pump and the fuel filter, using nano-technology and magnetic fields to optimise combustion. Because more of the fuel is burned completely, vehicles use less of it — and leave less residue behind.
The system suits passenger cars, SUVs, commercial trucks, buses, and agricultural and construction machinery, and is especially effective on vehicles built in 2018 or earlier.

What it means for owners
"As fuel prices continue to rise and environmental regulations become increasingly important, Fuel Eco Tec offers a practical and cost-effective solution for vehicle owners, fleet operators, transport companies, schools, logistics firms, agricultural businesses and government institutions."
— Thurayya Nakayima, Head of Marketing, Vitorra Holdings
Mechanic and content creator Moses Kiboneka, who has tested the device, added:
"This means vehicle owners not only save money on fuel but can also benefit from lower maintenance costs because more fuel is completely burned, leaving very little residue behind."

Pricing and payback
FET is priced from €366 to €1,098 depending on the vehicle, with an estimated payback of around 14 months through fuel savings alone. The technology carries ISO 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications and is backed by Zurich liability insurance.
To find out which device fits your vehicles, request a free fuel savings assessment.
