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The government wants to make the UK a leader in self-driving technology, but it’s approach may be out of step with the automotive industry In May, the government’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) announced a new £40m funding competition to kick-start commercial self-

In this article: In 2020, the MOT test will be 60 years old. As vehicles get more complex and connected, and safety pressures grow, how will the MOT evolve?

Automotive has long suffered from a skills shortage, but internships could be a useful tool to help businesses find the talent they need Without a doubt, the automotive industry needs a strong pipeline of talent to sustain the sector in the long term.

Air conditioning season is fast approaching. Here’s what you need to know to get ready What qualifications do you need to offer air-conditioning servicing? You need to be qualified to work with fluorinated gas (F gas), as it’s against the law to offer air-con servicing otherwise.

The Blackpool FC player Jake Daniels is one of the first professional footballers to come out as gay. I know I’m not alone in applauding him, it must’ve taken great courage.

The pandemic, the war in Ukraine and the rising cost of living can make things feel hopeless – and will make it harder to maintain motivation.

As the cost of business increases, don’t let lapses in simple maintenance trip up essential equipment. Official statistics show that annual average mileages are dropping for vehicles, but while some motorists might feel their vehicle may not require servicing as it isn’t being used as m

With politicians determined to phase out combustion engine vehicles, and electrified car sales growing in a difficult market, the future of automotive looks pretty clear.

As powertrain technologies shift, companies are preparing for the future by making sure staff have the skills needed to work on new systems The ATS Euromaster network of tyre and maintenance centres has been upskilled to ensure technicians can work on both hybrid and electric vehicles s

An AutoTech survey highlights the pinch in recruitment to the sector, and why training is key to the industry succeeding Over 80% of automotive bosses have admitted that, since the pandemic, they have found it increasingly difficult to recruit skilled staff with 90% reporting that works

MotorPro Editor James Scoltock chats with Mark Armitage, the IMI's Head of Membership Products and Services to discuss the latest standards in the automotive repair sector to find out why BS10125 is so important, what it is, how it changes things and why you need to be ready. Click belo