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In this episode of MOTOR News, TJ Lutkins, Content Analyst, discusses how advanced vehicle technology is changing automotive training, technician development and the way repair information is used across the industry.
Today’s vehicles are no longer purely mechanical systems. Advanced driver assistance systems, electric powertrains and software-defined features have made repairs more complex and raised the consequences of getting them wrong. From ADAS calibration to high-voltage service, technicians increasingly need accurate OEM procedures, relevant training and reliable data to complete safe, consistent repairs.
Key Highlights:
A strong automotive career path combines foundational education with real-world experience. Community college programs can help technicians understand how vehicle systems interact, while hands-on service and repair work develops the diagnostic judgement that cannot be learned from a textbook alone. Certifications such as those offered by ASE, along with ongoing training, help technicians keep pace as vehicle technology continues to evolve.
The industry must also address outdated curriculum, limited EV and ADAS instruction, and inconsistent access to OEM repair information. Training builds the technician’s understanding, but trusted data helps turn that knowledge into the correct repair.
MOTOR supports this transition by combining automotive expertise with structured, OEM-aligned information. Reliable labor, parts, procedure and calibration data can help technicians and repair organizations work more accurately, use emerging technologies responsibly and deliver safer outcomes.
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