Tesla's Smart Summon Feature Under Federal Investigation, LA Wildfires and more

Automotive Repair News Today · Braxton Critcher

January 15, 20258m 20s

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This episode covers significant updates in the automotive aftermarket industry. Key points include the surge in vehicle thefts facilitated by stolen aftermarket scan tools and the efforts by NASTIF to curb this trend with a new validation program. The upcoming Women in Auto Care conference is highlighted, focusing on networking, education, and raising scholarship funds. Additionally, Bosch's relaunch of its premium battery offerings with the S5 and S6 lines is discussed, promising longer lifespans and enhanced power for modern vehicles.

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Automotive Repair NewsLos Angeles firesAutomotive Aftermarket Charitable FoundationAACFvehicle theftsaftermarket scan toolsNational Automotive Service Task ForceNASTIFAftermarket Scan Tool Validation ProgramHonda Nissan mergerCES Las Vegashybrid technologySnap On training programJason GabrinasWomen in Auto CareNapa Auto Parts scholarshipsASC recertificationSEMA Hall of Fameauto insurance rate hikesNational Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationTesla Smart Summon investigationBrown's AutomotiveRatchet and Wrench Editorial Advisory BoardTonica HaynesBosch Premium battery programBosch S5 batteryBosch S6 batteryautomotive batteriesUNC GreensboroNorth Carolina Automotive Service and Tire Alliance.

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