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20th Anniversary Reflections: What We’ve Learned About the Automotive Industry Over the Years

Automotive Training Centre

Today’s vehicles are computers on wheels, requiring technicians to be mechanically skilled and have a strong grasp of software and digital tools. Over the past 20 years, fuel efficiency and emission reduction have gone from regulatory requirements to central focus for auto manufacturers and service providers.

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Current Trends in Hiring Demand for Heavy Duty Truck Mechanics

Auto Service World

These monitor more related to tru, like engine performance and fuel efficiency. Mechanics these days need to know all about advanced diagnostic software and computerized systems. The skill set is becoming more complex due to the integration of electric trucks and alternative fuel vehicles into the market.

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bp Boosts EV Charging Network

Tomorrow's Technician

By pairing bp pulse’s industry-leading, intelligent charge management software, Omega, with Tesla’s fast and reliable chargers, bp pulse gains the distinctive capability to oversee the entire charging process for EV fleets, providing a comprehensive solution for its fleet customers.

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COMMENTARY: How advanced TCO data for EV transitions can grow local dealership business

Auto Remarketing

Charging infrastructure, software updates, and battery maintenance are all part of the equation. Infrastructure and support Dealerships must also consider how to support customers post-sale. Unlike ICE vehicles, EVs require a different kind of service ecosystem. Visit www.goev.ai.