Problems fixed: Land Rover, Suzuki and Volkswagen Leading technical supplier Autodata helps you fix three common problems found in passenger cars
Bentley blows off the cobwebs Bentley is bringing back its famous Blower as part of a continuation line, developed from original drawings, tooling and data taken from a laser-scanned CAD model of the marque’s own 1929 Team Car
Groundhog day all over again So, 2021 hasn’t started with the bang we wanted. The Prime Minister’s Monday announcement of yet another national lockdown in England (with similar restrictions in the devolved nations) means more strain on the industry.
The day I rode to Mongolia (the long way round) Adventurer, climber and photographer Paul Cottee recounts his adventure crossing continents on a 125cc motorcycle racing in the Mongol Rally
Five jobs for the future The automotive industry is always moving, MotorPro explores some of the jobs that are likely to emerge in the not-too-distant future as new technologies appear and vehicles become more advanced. They could prove to be a future career choice for you.
IMI helps automotive sector understand employment implications of exit from EU Question & Answer session on 14th January will focus on challenges facing automotive employers
An electric future… but where to plug in? There’s a real buzz around EVs right now, but charging is still going to be key, whether you’re at home, on the road or at work. MotorPro takes a look at the different options
Home-schooling? We’ve got you covered! For many, lockdown 3.0 is adding an enormous amount of stress. A lot of people are balancing a full working day with home-schooling, and that’s incredibly difficult.
Q&A: BMW Financial Services’ Helen Ward BMW Financial Services’ HR Director, Helen Ward talks talent acquisition and the company’s focus for the coming months
Picking up the commercial opportunities Pick-up trucks in the USA sit at the top of the sales chart, but the segment’s success in Europe, and the UK, is a little more mixed. MotorPro looks into why the successes have been tempered by the failures.