According to an interview published by the trade publication Automotive News, Japanese automaker Nissan is reportedly about to unveil a new electric vehicle platform, which could serve approximately five models, including a pickup truck.
Major American paint manufacturer PPG named Violet Basil as the 2025 Automotive Color of the Year.
Tesla decided to recall some 46 000 Cybertrucks due to body parts that could detach while driving.
The American tool manufacturer Milwaukee just unveiled a new tool aimed at body repair professionals: the M18 FUEL 10-Gauge Nibbler, the most powerful cordless nibbler currently available on the market.
Dutch paint manufacturer AkzoNobel just launched a new water-based basecoat designed to be applied in a single step.
Modern vehicles are true hubs of technology. Driver assistance and safety systems, such as adaptive cruise control (ACC), parking assistance, or blind-spot radars, offer an unprecedented level of comfort and protection. However, these advancements come with increased complexity that can be compromised by a seemingly minor detail: the use of aftermarket parts.
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American coachbuilder Rezvani, specializing in luxury armored vehicles, has just unveiled its latest creation: the Vengeance. This extraordinary SUV is built on a GM T1 chassis, similar to that of the Cadillac Escalade.
The automotive bodywork sector, a cornerstone of vehicle maintenance and repair, is built around two distinct markets: the primary market and the secondary market. While complementary, these segments operate with specific dynamics and challenges that shape the industry ecosystem.
On September 17 and 18, the Simplicity Car Care Growth Conference took place. Chantal Cox, co-owner of a body shop in Watford, Ontario, shared her impressions of this event, which brought together franchised body shop operators in Montreal.
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