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It’s been nearly quarter of a century since Rover’s Mini slunk off into the sunset and became decidedly old tech.

Interim Executive Chair to step down and Interim CEO appointed

Skills is firmly on the agenda of the UK government. In February, the Education Committee launched a new inquiry that will see parliamentarians investigate how the entire further education system could better equip young people with skills and qualifications.

The very best auto apprentices are setting out on ‘the road to Shanghai’, in an intrepid bid to do the UK proud on the international stage at the next WorldSkills Competition.  Known as the ‘skills olympics’, it will be held in Shanghai from 22-27 September 2026.

Support for aftermarket skills for EV and ICE is critical

For over 40 years, The British Motor Trade Association (BMTA) Trust has been quietly working behind the scenes to help young people looking to gain a foothold or progress further in the motor industry.

A joint venture between vehicle fleet management provider Venson Automotive Solutions and Tiffin School led us to a classroom of 16-17 year-olds primed and ready to discuss self-driving driving technology.

Hannah Gordon has spent her career competing in traditionally male-dominated sectors; from the football field to automotive. MotorPro finds out what drives her and what advice she’d give to new talent coming into the sector…

As vehicles become increasingly electrified, braking technology is changing. New systems reduce environmental impact and increase durability, helping vehicles stop more efficiently.

Changes in the political world can have a big impact on everyday life. The recent Spring Statement by the government and its effect on welfare support brings into the spotlight work industry charity Ben – an organisation the IMI strongly supports – does for people in automotive.