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- 1MEKO Reaches 3,500 Trained EV Technicians Milestone▼MEKO Reaches Milestone of 3,500 Trained EV Technicians
Swedish automotive company MEKO has announced it has trained 3,500 technicians in electric vehicle servicing, marking a milestone in its push to build repair capacity for the growing EV fleet. The programme reflects the wider skills shortage in the auto industry as workshops adapt from combustion engines to battery-electric technology.
- 2Automotive Technology Program receives new electric vehicle●Automotive Technology Program receives new EV
An automotive technology program has received a new electric vehicle for training purposes, according to a local report. The donation or acquisition will give students hands-on experience with EV technology, reflecting the industry's shift toward electrification. Schools updating their fleets with electric vehicles is an increasingly common story as demand grows for technicians trained to service them.
- 3Auto Technician Finds Robot Has Taken His Job▼Liberty Auto Tech Goes To Work. Then He Realizes He’s Been Replaced By A Robot
An auto technician in Liberty arrived at work only to discover that his role had been taken over by a robot. The story highlights growing anxiety among skilled trades workers about automation replacing hands-on jobs like vehicle repair, and it is drawing attention as a stark, personal example of machines moving into work once considered safe from automation.