Vehicle repair workshops and accident repair centres are being promised savings, training and prizes from the exhibitors at the UK Garage and Bodyshop Event 2024 next week.
Stellantis’ Maria Uvarova is to highlight the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the industry at the next Women Automotive Network global virtual meetup.
Automotive aftermarket trade show Automechanika Birmingham 2023 is at the NEC between June 6 and 8 for car dealers, motor factors, garage owners and technicians.
Visitor registration for Automechanika Birmingham 2023 is now open, marking the event's return to the UK after a three-year absence.
The Automechanika Birmingham event has been postponed until 7-9 June 2022, due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
The organisers of Automechanika Birmingham are hosting a free webinar that will outline how digitalisation is changing the way business is conducted in the automotive aftermarket.
A better gender balance would benefit the motor retail sector, female business leaders told Automechanika Birmingham.
Legislation must prevent car manufacturers from monopolising access to connected car data in a bid to protect the ‘livelihood of the aftermarket’, says IAAF chief executive Wendy Williamson.
Women looking to forge a career in the automotive sector face many of the same challenges they faced 30 years ago, delegates at Automechanika Birmingham were told.
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) is to launch an online video channel.
Female empowerment, digital test drive experiences and a move towards marketing a wider range of mobility solutions will all be part of the retailers remit by the middle of the next decade.
A new report into the UK aftermarket shows franchised dealers charge on average 65% more for parts than the independent sector, with the labour rate also much higher.
The UK’s first Automechanika exhibition, showcasing suppliers such as TRW and Unipart, is set to become the organisers’ largest debut show outside of Frankfurt.
