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The liability of smart cars and understanding the risks

Auto Service World

The vulnerabilities of connected vehicles and the steps drivers and manufacturers can take to mitigate the risks. The global smart car market is expected to grow substantially in the coming years, raising numerous concerns about the safety of these cars. One of the most prevalent is cybersecurity.

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Drivers unaware of data their cars collect

Auto Service World

The majority of car owners remain unaware of the data their vehicles collect, according to a new report. Despite 57 per cent of car owners feeling confident about their knowledge of vehicle data collection, only 28 per cent have read their cars terms and conditions or data agreements.

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Considering Auto Parts Training? Discover the Latest Manufacturing Trends

Automotive Training Centre

As the automotive industry evolves, so do the manufacturing trends that shape how vehicles are designed, built, and maintained. In this blog, we’ll explore fascinating trends in auto parts manufacturing and how ATC’s program equips you for success in a rapidly changing industry.

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Group slams manufacturers for R2R ‘scare tactics’

Auto Service World

A coalition is calling out manufacturers for ‘deflection, denial and distortion’ for connecting right to repair efforts with the growth in car thefts.

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Habits of today’s car shoppers

Auto Service World

Car shoppers are more willing now to ‘cross-shop’ than before — meaning they are willing to look at both new and used options, a study from AutoTrader found. The study found that 47 per cent of used shoppers considered a new vehicle, while 36 per cent of new car shoppers entertained the option of a pre-owned vehicle.

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How sustainability efforts can reshape market dynamics

Auto Service World

The automotive industry is moving towards a more sustainable future, with the integration of recycled materials into manufacturing processes emerging as a key strategy, according to a report. Manufacturers are increasingly prioritizing the use of recycled and sustainable materials, driven by consumer demand and regulatory pressures.

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CARS Executive Outlook: Jason Herle

Auto Service World

CARS magazine reached out to leaders in the automotive repair and service sector of the automotive aftermarket to ask them about their thoughts about the industry over the next 12 months. Along with the opportunity to expand product portfolios in this category, the aftermarket industry should be prepared to service an aging car count.

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