by CRASA | 1 Aug, 2022 | Business, Industry News, Technology
Technology & Business Profitability Explored By Tiffany Menefee The rise of the virtual adjuster is here and not going anywhere, and shops are doing all the work for the virtual adjusters plus comply with all the requests of the insurance companies....
by CRASA | 27 Jul, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Market News, Motoring News, New Technology & Innovation, Technology
Technology & Market News Bosch announces new EV chargers that can be used both outdoors and indoors and will be ideal for home applications. Visit CRA’s industry news blog page for more relevant articles. According to a press release,...
by CRASA | 27 Jul, 2022 | Industry News, Repair Techniques, Technology
Repair Techniques & Staff Resources Explored By Mitch Becker ADAS technician or diagnostic technician, with the rise of technology, what level of skill do you need to service your customers? What does it take to build an automotive electronics...
by CRASA | 26 Jul, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Market News, Motoring News, New Technology & Innovation, Technology
Technology & Market Trends Explored Ford says battery supply support a 600K EVs production annually, based on their supplier network, starting in 2023. Visit CRA’s industry news blog page for more relevant articles. According to a...
by CRASA | 25 Jul, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Market News, Motoring News, New Technology & Innovation, Technology
Technology & Market Trends Explored Study sees opportunity for EV peer-to-peer charging which proposes two vehicles can share a charge without having to stop for re-charging. Visit CRA’s industry news blog page for more relevant articles....
by CRASA | 22 Jul, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Market News, Motoring News, New Technology & Innovation, Technology
Technology & Market News Study finds that tires are dirtier than car exhaust systems but unfortunately there are no pollution regulations for tires. Visit CRA’s industry news blog page for more relevant articles. According to a report...
