 The special show focuses on aspects of current and future automotive technology and their impact on the service expertise of workshop personnel. Given the continuous increase in the use of new electronic components, systems and technologies in motor vehicles, advanced training for workshop personnel is virtually indispensable. After all, the skilful use of equipment and data represents a decisive competitive factor for the modern workshop.
The subject areas of the special show:
| The future |
| - Electrical vehicles (modern energy-storage systems) |
- Concept automobile (exhaust emissions / fuel consumption)
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Bodywork |
| - Repairing modern automobile bodies with regard to high-strength |
| and very high-strength steel sheet panels, jointing techniques |
| and welding techniques |
| - Repairing body parts made of aluminium |
Diagnosis |
| - Technical inspections for OBD vehicles |
| - Air-conditioning – service and training |
| - Diagnose and flashing control units |
| - Maintenance, repair and information systems |
Emissions-control technology |
| - Particle filters for retrofitting |
Suspension |
| - Testing the brakes of all-wheel drive vehicles |
Alternative fuels / Alternative drive systems |
| - Alternative fuels – quality standards for diagnosis, servicing, |
| repairs |
| - Alternative drive systems – effects on diagnosis, servicing, repairs |
Training / schooling |
| - E-learning (electronically-aided learning) illustrated by the example |
| of a TAK Academy course on the 'Physical Principles of Safety |
| Testing' |
Further highlights of the special show:
- Discussion with experts at the special show
- The 'Night of the European associations'
- Information about training and qualifications in the automotive sector
- Presentation of a historical vehicle with a future-oriented drive system
- Campaign 'Girls and Cars'
You will find further details on the internet at
www.sonderschau-automechanika.de from the beginning of August.
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