In this blog, we share key insights from the event, including the often-overlooked challenge of managing EV repairs as well as the pros and cons of using specialised platforms vs. Automotive Management Companies (AMCs)
The push towards an electric and sustainable fleet has caused a shift for fleet operators. In this blog, we discuss the challenges such as the need for specialized services and rising total cost of repairs (TCR) as well as how fleet managers can stay ahead of the curve.
The UK automotive industry is facing an uncertain future with many challenges and opportunities. In this blog, we discuss the challenges surrounding electric vehicle adoption in the UK, how the industry is tackling sustainability, and the technological developments happening in the repair world.
In the world of fleet management, ensuring your vehicles are promptly repaired and back on the road is crucial. Fleet operators face a constant challenge to minimize downtime, control costs, and maintain a high level of service for their customers. This is where leveraging insights becomes key.
When considering the cost of repairs for your fleet, it’s worthwhile to look past the mechanic's bill. Dive into the various facets that contribute to your total cost of repairs and the savings you can achieve for your fleet by leveraging digitalization
The automotive industry is set to experience significant transformations that will fundamentally redefine the approach to fleet management and car servicing. The future of car repair will be characterized by specialized, connected and sustainable solutions.
The automotive aftermarket faces many challenges: rising repair times, reduced fleet use and modern cars requiring advanced services. However, each challenge unveils a new opportunity.
We asked some of our 3,000+ repairers how they are preparing for the future and what role digital solutions play in supporting their endeavors. Here’s what they had to say:
Assurance that their vehicles will be serviced by qualified specialists, who are conveniently located and readily available, fosters consumer trust in new brands.
When drivers get a damage, the last thing they want is having to wait weeks, let alone months for an appointment at a service centre located far away. To prevent this, OEMs need to make strategic decisions when developing their service infrastructure to ensure customers always have smooth journeys.
While ADAS bring additional safety and comfort, they also bring new challenges in handling car damage repairs for drivers, fleet- or claim managers, and body repair shops.
The car repair industry is undergoing significant changes, driven by a number of key trends. Here are four of the most important trends to watch out for in 2023:
Transportation services that are shared among travellers are referred to as shared mobility, and it’s taking the world by storm. By sharing vehicles, rather than privately owning them, there are many benefits
