PPG wins top award at Automechanika 2024
The PPG LINQ™ digital ecosystem has won the prestigious Innovation Award at the recent Automechanika Frankfurt 2024, the world’s leading trade fair for the automotive aftermarket.
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PPG showcases latest solutions at Automechanika
On the fifth anniversary of the launch of the MOONWALK® automated dispensing machine, PPG has showcased its latest advancements in digital tools and sustainably advantaged technologies.
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The service that has everyone talking
Word of mouth is a powerful referral in the repair industry and one service that is gathering a reputation for the ease and back-up support it brings to businesses is automotive diagnostics specialist Repairify.
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Luxury repair shop reveals what it takes to be one step above
Drive is something Geelong’s Peter Ruggeri has never been short of. Whether it is delaying his retirement to start a whole new luxury brand or being first on site every morning, he shows how leadership and trust can help build great teams in the repair industry.
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Costs of vehicle ownership expected to worsen
According to the American AAA’s 2024 Your Driving Cost (YDC) study, the total cost of vehicle ownership continues to climb in 2024.
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Vehicles with speed assistance systems on the rise
In a move to make roads safer, recent legislation passed in California could set a precedent for vehicles in Australia opening the door to mandate speed assistance systems in new vehicles.
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Nissan pushes into alternative battery development
Nissan have announced that its development and mass production of in-vehicle, lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries has been certified in Japan by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI).
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Gen Z and Millennial drivers wary of autonomous vehicles
A recent survey has revealed the surprising habits and attitudes of Gen Z and Millennial drivers.
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Australia is warned to keep up with the pace of ADAS
In the eight years since advanced driver assistance systems became a frequent feature of new cars, there is concern the repair industry has not kept pace.
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Rocky road for compulsory AEB systems but they ‘will reduce’ rear end crashes
A new rule introduced in the US for vehicles to require automatic emergency braking (AEB) by 2029, may have caused some controversy but the decision has also been celebrated for saving lives, and reducing crashes.
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