UK pushes ahead to have autonomous cars on the road by 2026
The UK has become the latest country to legislate for autonomous vehicles, expecting them as soon as 2026 on the roads but wants them to be at least as safe as humans driving.
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Electric future; Can Australia become a leader in battery creation?
Australia ships vast quantities of Lithium offshore, including to China, and we buy it back as batteries and EV’s. Is there a better way?
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Ambassadors, resources, events and more; ACIA lays out its strategy
The industry alliance aimed at addressing the skills shortage has taken its next big step forward with the release of a multi-year strategy.
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PPG tackles battery safety issues
PPG is taking an active part in the bold new world of alternative automotive power sources and meeting the specific challenges faced by EVs including safety and thermal runaway.
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Pollution scheme to change future car parc goes ahead.
The government’s tailpipe emissions scheme has cleared the first hurdle toward becoming a major agent of change in the make-up of Australian vehicles.
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Tailgating the number one drivers’ bane: RACV
Tailgating is the major form of road rage that heightens risk of crashes, according to a recent survey.
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Big wins for automotive industry in budget; MTAA
Australia’s leading automotive industry advocate has hailed the wins contained for the industry in Tuesday’s federal budget including funding for EV chargers and transition along with skills investment.
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Rising to meet the ADAS calibration challenge
The AMA Group is pushing ahead with its new in-house solutions for ADAS calibrations as it expects almost a third of vehicles to require the technology.
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Incentives and training must assist EV transition; MTA
The MTA SA is pushing for a return of the EV purchase incentive and more transitional training for EV skills to help the state become the national leader in alternative automotive energy.
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The ‘face’ of a future industry; ACIA takes the story to young people
The collision industry’s key skills advocacy body has launched into the world of social media with a new, short video on what young people might be looking for in a rewarding career.
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