News on Automotive industry issues

MAHLE Aftermarket UK has appointed Phil Nicholson as its Regional Sales Manager for Scotland and Ireland, as the company bolsters its sales team with further expertise to deliver continued exceptional customer service.

The 2023 Women Automotive Summit, hosted by Women Automotive Network, has been deemed a resounding success, with the Network registering a record number of attendees at its first in-person event since 2019.

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) will welcome back leading parts distributor Alliance Automotive Group (AAG), as headline sponsor for the 2023 edition of its Annual Conference and Awards Dinner.

Thomaz has worked in what is now the PHINIA Aftermarket business for seven years, most recently as Commercial Director EMEA.

The effect of rising living costs on which used cars are chosen by consumers has grown strongly in the last six months, according to September’s Startline Used Car Tracker.

The shortlist for the first-ever Women Automotive Awards, hosted by Women Automotive Network, has been announced, with an esteemed list of professionals being recognised for their remarkable achievements and contributions within the automotive sector.

WAE Technologies (WAE) has today revealed its latest hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle innovation, at this year’s CENEX Low Carbon Vehicle (LCV) Show (stand C3-606).

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has been shortlisted in the Association Excellence Awards in the Best Longstanding Association Event category.

Comline Auto Parts (Comline) is thrilled to announce its ongoing achievements in quality management systems and internal processes. Following an exhaustive audit by the British Standards Institute (BSI) under the UK Accreditation Service (UKAS), Comline has renewed its coveted ISO 9001:2015 certification.

Nissens Automotive, is drawing attention to possible problems with the thermal expansion valve (TXV) that can seriously affect the performance of the AC system.