Vince Caito of Yoshino Power discusses the versatility and applicability of Yoshino's new solid-state lithium ion portable battery generator, and how this technology could have an impact on the aftermarket.
Sarah Amico is an executive chairperson for North American car haul company Jack Cooper, and she joins the show to discuss navigating electric vehicle transportation under current road weight limits.
Ratchet and Wrench sat down with Michael Flink, Director of Sales for Diagnostics, Battery Test, Immobilizer, and Strategic accounts at AUTEL Automotive Intelligence USA, to learn more about the AAPEX Show in Las Vegas Nov 1-3.
Ratchet and Wrench sat down with Kathleen Long, Chief Revenue Officer at RepairPal, and Rick White, Managing Partner at One Eighty Business Solutions LLC, to learn more about the AAPEX Show in Las Vegas Nov 1-3.
Ratchet and Wrench sat down with Vic Tarasik, Founder and Managing Partner at Shop Owner Coach LLC to learn more about the AAPEX Show in Las Vegas Nov 1-3.
This interview from ADAPT's sister publication Ratchet+Wrench features Bob Redding, the Automotive Service Association's Washington D.C., representative, for a conversation about the industry impact of recent decisions made by California legislators.
Darrell Amberson and Jason Zeise of LaMettry's Collision join the show to talk about the evolution of the conversation surrounding vehicle technology and how to keep customer data safe while working on high-tech repairs.
Schwartz Advisors Partner Mike Buzzard joins the show to talk about the various challenges facing the automotive aftermarket, as well as how he plans to kick off the ADAPT Summit with his opening keynote presentation.
Chris Cloutier of Golden Rule Auto Care and autotext.me joins the show to talk about problem solving, shop productivity, and what he will be sharing at the ADAPT Summit this fall.
A new proposal would set aggressive EV targets for California, supporters of the Maine Right to Repair Coalition are seeking a statewide referendum, and the NHTSA is requesting more information for an investigation into Tesla.
Ross Colket is the CEO of Colket Automotive Technical Services, and he joins the show to discuss why effective technician training and access to technology is crucial for shops to incorporate.
Chevrolet unveils its first-ever all-electric police cruiser, Ford expects EV materials costs to remain high for quite some time, and Volvo and Starbucks partner to install EV chargers at 15 coffee shops.
ACA President Bill Hanvey explains how shops can educate themselves and their customers on the ongoing Right to Repair issue, as well as previewing some of the topics that will be addressed at this year's ADAPT Summit.
Most EVs won't qualify for a revised EV tax credit, California's DMV has filed complaints against Tesla's advanced driver assistance systems, and an EV subscription services orders $1.2 billion in EVs.
Mike Mertes, Learning Innovation and Technology Manager at I-CAR, joins the show to give a sneak peak of some of the topics he will discuss at the ADAPT Summit, including the fascinating world of virtual reality and how it relates to the automotive aftermarket.
A proposed bill could help rejuvenate the federal EV tax credit program, three states join Michigan in an effort to electrify Lake Michigan's roadways, and GM expands the reach of its Super Cruise technology.
Northeast State Community College in Blountville, Tennessee, recently received a near-$350,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to ensure local techs are getting that information.
Over on Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Mitchell 1 Product Management Director Ben Johnson discusses the role of emerging technologies in auto care and what shops can do to prepare for EV and ADAS work.
A motorcyclist is killed by a Tesla driving in Autopilot, Hyundai secures $1.8 billion from Georgia for an EV facility, and GM says it has enough battery contracts to make 1 million EVs annually by the end of 2025.
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