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EV Alert: Thatcham’s breakthrough in ...
Today, automotive risk intelligence company Thatcham Research launches its new EV Alert service to support the safe and efficient repair of Electric Vehicles (EVs). It
Apprentice numbers stalling despite Thatcha...
Last year, Thatcham Research doubled its MET (Mechanical Electrical Trim) technician capacity in recognition of increased customer demand. This increase was possible thanks to funding
Euro NCAP: Enhancing vehicle safety with te...
The European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP), which assesses the safety performance of new vehicles entering the European market, is the benchmark for vehicle
Thatcham Research ‘EV Safe’ tra...
Today (11/07/2023), Thatcham Research has announced cutting-edge EV Safe training to help the public sector prepare for the unique safety challenges presented by electric vehicles
The IMI recognises Thatcham Research
Following the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) Dinner hosted in central London (March 17), Thatcham Research is pleased to announce that it has been
WTW partners with Thatcham Research
WTW and Thatcham Research have announced a new partnership that combines their market-leading data and analytical capabilities to deliver a more comprehensive understanding of the
Boosting EV sales is just part of the auto ...
In a joint statement issued to coincide with COP26, the leaders of the G20 nations recognise the need for immediate action to tackle climate change
Euro NCAP: Renault Kangoo and Vauxhall Mokk...
The latest two cars to be tested by Euro NCAP in the world’s most stringent safety assessments were the Renault Kangoo and the Vauxhall Mokka. The
Debut Genesis models ace Euro NCAP safety t...
The Genesis GV80 and G80 have both emerged from rigorous Euro NCAP safety assessment with five-star ratings. Genesis is a luxury Korean brand established in
Van safety in the spotlight: Tests for new ...
Euro NCAP and Thatcham Research are urging van manufacturers to fit more lifesaving collision avoidance technology to their vehicles as standard after tests for a
