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Steve Nash, CEO of the Institute of the Motor Industry comments on today’s Budget:

The automotive sector has been hit harder than most in the pandemic. In recent research, almost one in five businesses in our industry said they had low or no confidence that they will survive the next three months.

EVs will need to develop quickly if they’re going to meet the many and varied needs of the motoring population. Battery technology is one crucial area where improvements need to be made and Tesla thinks it has made a breakthrough

Leading technical supplier Autodata helps you fix three common problems found in passenger cars

ATS Euromaster’s HR People Partner Amy Enyon talks getting ready for the EV shift, mental wellbeing and how the company finds new talent

Concerns over impact of lockdown addressed with 6 month extension

Overcoming the challenges of the past 12 months puts even more emphasis on seeking out new expertise and know-how, especially as we try to encourage the next-generation into the industry.

The deadline for MOT assessments is looming, and DVSA advice to make sure you pass first time and on time

The IMI has announced today (11/3/21) that it is commissioning a Taskforce to investigate, research and make recommendations on how to improve the effectiveness of automotive businesses throughout the industry by becoming a more attractive employment opportunity.

The pandemic has accelerated the digital shift in sales, but motor finance can be difficult to get right. Follow these tips to tune up your offering

The IMI is reaching out to its community to ask for help for Bridgwater and Taunton College after they suffered the loss of a number of their facilities due to a fire back in February. 

Many automotive businesses rely on MOTs as a core source of income, but the sector is facing a host of tests. MotorPro looks at three areas where the industry has advisories against its name