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The Industry Needs Your Help

Our industry is facing critical skills shortages, and we desperately need a solution to these problems. One solution would be to recruit suitably skilled and qualified Painters, Panel Beaters and Technicians from outside of the UK.

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How it works: Adaptive lighting

Adaptive lighting might sound ultra-modern, but one of the first of these systems was actually introduced way back in 2003. Described as the dynamic bend lighting function, it involved a light that moved with the steering angle, almost doubling the range of visibility.

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Opening up: In conversation with Sytner’s Jodie Williams

If the industry is to keep succeeding, automotive will need to become an attractive career option for a broader spectrum of society, tapping into the many amazing people who currently dismiss the motor industry as a field that’s not for the likes of them.

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Case Study: Andrew Livesey AAE FIMI, Lecturer in Engineering

When I left school I had very few qualifications, I wanted to seek a professional career. I didn’t know how this worked, I asked my college lecturer, he helped me join the IMI. Joining the IMI was quite simple. The journal and talking to members at local meeting helped me formulate a career path to...

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Automotive industry ramps up EV qualified technicians

But 4.5% year-on-year increase in EV-ready technicians is not enough to bridge the gap before 2030 One in four new cars would come with a plug by the end of 2022 if predictions by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) are correct .

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IMI publishes National Occupational Standards for Vehicle Recycling

Major collaboration sees standards set for the dismantling and depollution of vehicles at end-of-life The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has taken another important step in setting the standards for professional recognition in the automotive aftermarket with the publication of Na

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Four visions of the future of transport

In this article: Air quality, emissions, electric vehicles, self-driving vehicles. A pioneering automotive industry leader shares views on future challenges and opportunities

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Lotus Elise: Already a legend

The Norfolk-based high-performance brand may be refreshing its line-up, but the success of the Elise, the two-seat, rear-wheel drive, mid-engined roadster released in 1996, has helped to fuel the company for more than 25 years. So, what does it take to keep this icon road-ready?

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