ARC360 News – Friday 9 June 2023

Industry leaders set for specialist EV event

Many of the UK’s leading insurers, vehicle manufacturers and vehicle repairers are set to discuss how electric vehicles (EVs) are set to change motor claims at ARC360s specialist EV event.

Amongst some of the leading names set to attend include insurers Aviva, esure and Zurich; vehicle manufacturers Stellantis, Tesla and Toyota; and repair groups Halo ARC, Fix Auto UK and Steer Automotive. 

The event, sponsored by Control Expert and Thatcham Research, along with ARC360 Corporate Partners and Partners, takes place on Tuesday 4 July at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), Coventry.

Gemini sets the standard

Gemini Accident Repair Centres has announced that 15 of its sites have now achieved the new BS10125:2022 repair standard.

Gemini Macclesfield and Chesterfield are the latest to be accredited, joining Redruth, Rotherham, Telford, Manchester, Cannock, Wakefield, Bodmin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Nuneaton, Nottingham, Spalding, and Peterborough.

Copart shows support for Pride Month

Copart has underlined its support for the LGBTQ+ community by marking Pride Month with two initiatives.

It has announced it will sponsor the Milton Keynes Pride Festival for the third year in a row, while at the same time it is rolling out diversity and inclusion training to its more than 1,300 teammates.

Apprenticeship demand on the rise

Apprenticeship Central has reported a large increase in businesses looking to take on apprentices this year.

It offers a comprehensive recruitment and retention outsource solution through three services – Recruit, Nurture, and Ensure – and says demand has increased in single- and multi-skilled programmes, as well as those for VDAs.

Six of the best for Gemini

Gemini Accident Repair Group has announced that six Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) apprentices have now become IMI-accredited.

They are Gemma Bright (Gemini Redditch), Daniel Ward (Gemini Nottingham), Jacob Ray (Gemini Pensnett), Luke Sargeant (Gemini Worcester), Lewis Walker (Gemini Telford), and Ashley Ablett (Gemini Leeds).

Movac Group under new ownership

Movac Group directors Robert Lang, Craig Matthews and Keith Parvin have acquired the company after a management buy-out.

The change of ownership is part of a strategic five-year growth plan intended to establish it as one of the strongest independently-owned distribution companies in the UK.

Badge of honour for Individual Solihull

Individual Solihull has announced it is now an official Ferrari bodyshop after undergoing specialist training to ensure that repairs, tooling and facilities meet the brand’s exacting standards.

Alton Cars promoting repair over replace programme

Alton Cars Group is working with Cornerstone Technologies to develop its repair over replace programme, improving both profitability and sustainability while at the same time reducing its reliability on parts supply.

Cornerstone Technologies is delivering a comprehensive training programme to VDA’s covering both advanced plastic and push to paint.

Peggs unveils new state-of-the-art site

Birmingham-based repairer Peggs Accident Repair Centre has cut the ribbon on a brand new, state-of-the-art repair facility.

EVs drive Volvo sales surge

Volvo Cars has reported a 31% increase in global sales in May, driven primarily by the sale of its electric models.

The manufacturer sold 60,398 units in the month to take its annual total to 275,312, a 14% increase on the same period during 2022, while sales of its fully electric and plug-in hybrid cars rose 55% to account for 40% of all sales.

Repairify to unveil new diagnostics solution

Repairify is set to release a new diagnostics, calibrations, and programming solution for local and remote diagnostics.

The asTech All-In-One tablet-based solution, due for release on 12 June, will enable bodyshops to identify repairs and carry out remote and local calibrations.

Postcode lottery when it comes to EV techs

New research by The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has revealed significant location gaps in qualified technicians to work on electric vehicles.

It found that only seven local authorities across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have 10% or more EV-qualified technicians while more than 150 have less than two per cent.

ADAS safety ratings revealed

Euro NCAP and Thatcham Research have released the latest ADAS safety ratings, with the Alfa Romeo Tonale getting a ‘moderate’ score while the Nissan Ariya and Renault Astral were both rated ‘very good’.

Jaguar Land Rover unveils new unifying identity

Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled its new corporate identity as it brings Range Rover, Defender, Discovery and Jaguar together under one roof.

What Car? tackles EV fire fears

What Car? has questioned fears that EVs are more likely than petrol or diesel vehicles to catch fire.

It has cited results of a Freedom of Information request submitted by Air Quality News that revealed the London Fire Brigade tackled 54 EV fires in 2019, compared with 1,898 fires involving petrol or diesel cars.

Stellantis to set up new recycling venture

Stellantis and leading metals recycler Galloo havesigned a Memorandum of Understanding to negotiate the formation of a joint venture focused on End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) recycling.

The service is expected to launch at the end of 2023 with an initial focus on France, Belgium and Luxembourg, before expanding across Europe.

New vehicle sale surging

Both the new car and new light commercial vehicle markets have enjoyed consecutive months of growth, according to new figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

It found that new car registrations grew 16.7% in May to 145,204 units, making it 10 months of continuous growth.

Meanwhile, LCV registrations grew by 15.3% in May compared to last year, reaching 25,359 units, making it the fifth consecutive month rising sales.

AkzoNobel announces China supply deal

AkzoNobel will supply its full water-based Sikkens range to Porsche China, enhancing sustainable operations in the region.

Gemini trio set for 3 Peaks charity challenge

Three colleagues from Gemini Accident Repair Centres will join LV to take on the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge, raising funds for Family Action. They are Dan Dillon, Account Manager, James Gough, Accounts, and Kristina Grove from Marketing.

People

Direct Line Group has named Mike Collyer as Area Network Controller.

Allianz Holdings has appointed Serge Raffard as the new Managing Director, replacing Steve Treloar.

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Apprenticeship demand on the increase

Apprenticeship Central has reported a large increase in businesses looking to take on apprentices this year.

Apprenticeship Central offers a comprehensive recruitment and retention outsource solution through three services: Recruit; Nurture; and Ensure.

It says demand has increased in single- and multi-skilled programmes, as well as those for VDAs.

Breaking it down, it has revealed that 55% of technical vacancies are for repair technician apprentices, 25% are for panel apprentices, 15% for paint apprentices and five per cent for MET apprentices.

Jake Watson, who leads the Recruit programme, said, “This year has seen a significant rise in our clients wanting to recruit young people across a whole range of apprenticeships. By far the most popular vacancies are for the known single-skill and multi-skill technical programmes but we are seeing increased interest in the VDA programme and we are also attracting candidates for parts and customer service apprenticeship/trainee roles too.”

He continued, “The key benefit of our Recruit programme is to give every candidate a personal experience, primarily though our online Pre Employment Programme (PEP). Because we are communicating with young people and because we are using a unique digital platform, we are creating a much bigger candidate pool than traditional methods and our candidates are fully engaged with the process.”

Company founder Bob Linwood added, “It’s absolutely clear though that there is a high level of interest from young people. It just goes to prove that the vehicle repair industry is a viable career path when many employers have traditionally believed it’s difficult to attract young people to the sector.”

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Key insurers, VMs and repairers set for specialist EV event 

Many of the UK’s leading insurers, vehicle manufacturers and vehicle repairers are set to discuss how electric vehicles (EVs) are set to change motor claims at ARC360s specialist EV event. 

Amongst some of the leading names set to attend include insurers Aviva, esure and Zurich; vehicle manufacturers Stellantis, Tesla and Toyota; and repair groups Halo ARC, Fix Auto UK and Steer Automotive.  

The event, sponsored by Control Expert and Thatcham Research, along with ARC360 Corporate Partners and Partners, takes place on Tuesday 4 July at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), Coventry. 

The agenda – which includes a focus on areas such as FNOL, repair capabilities, cost inflation, skillset requirements, health & safety, repairability, vehicle valuations and end-of-life vehicle management – includes contributions from leading names such as: 

  • Chris Payne, head of networks & engineering, LV= Insurance 
  • Dave Sargeant, managing director, Gemini ARC 
  • Victoria Turner, CEO, Activate Accident Repair & CCO, Activate Group 
  • Adrian Watson, head of engineering research, Thatcham Research 

Mark Hadaway, co-founder of ARC360 and managing director of ILC, said, “It’s great to see the growing swell of interest, from across the sector, in this specialist ARC360 event.  

“ARC360 will again provide an engaging and open environment for people to share insights, have forward-thinking discussions, and share learnings from this rapidly evolving market.” 

To reserve a ticket to the event visit https://www.iloveclaims.com/product/arc360-gaining-ground-together-2023/ or to find out more about the opportunities available to get involved in the event and place your brand at the heart of the industry’s evolution, contact jonathan@iloveclaims.com or mark@iloveclaims.com 

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

New vehicle sales surging

Both the new car and new light commercial vehicle markets have enjoyed consecutive months of growth, according to new figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

It found that new car registrations grew 16.7% in May to 145,204 units, making it 10 months of continuous growth. Year-to-date sales have now risen to 772,454 units, which is 16.8% up on the first five months of last year.

Alternatively-fuelled vehicles continue to drive increases, with plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) rising 23% in May to reach a 6.2% market share and hybrids (HEVs) growing 22.2% to comprise 12.3% of all registrations. Electric vehicles are up 58.7% on last May, with 24,513 joining the roads to secure a 16.9% market share.

Meanwhile, LCV registrations grew by 15.3% in May compared to last year, reaching 25,359 units, making it the fifth consecutive month rising sales.

Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said: “After the difficult, Covid-constrained supply issues of the last few years, it’s good to see the new car market maintain its upward trend and the fact that growth is, increasingly, green growth is hugely encouraging. Transforming the market nationwide, however, and at an even greater pace means we must increase demand and help any reticent driver overcome any concerns about electric vehicles. This will require every stakeholder – industry, government, chargepoint operators and energy companies – to play their part, accelerating investment to drive decarbonisation.”

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Volvo sales volumes surge

Volvo Cars has reported a 31% increase in global sales in May, driven primarily by the sale of its electric models.

The manufacturer sold 60,398 units in the month to take its annual total to 275,312, 14% increase on the same period during 2022. 

Sales of its fully electric and plug-in hybrid cars rose 55% to account for 40% of all sales, with upticks reported in Europe (40%), the US (14%) and China (49%).

Meanwhile, the Volvo XC60 was the top-selling model with sales of 18,052 cars, followed by the XC40, (17,596) and the XC90 (9,058).

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Gemini celebrates six of the best

Gemini Accident Repair Group has announced that six Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) apprentices have now become IMI-accredited.

They are Gemma Bright (Gemini Redditch), Daniel Ward (Gemini Nottingham), Jacob Ray (Gemini Pensnett), Luke Sargeant (Gemini Worcester), Lewis Walker (Gemini Telford), and Ashley Ablett (Gemini Leeds).

The Gemini apprenticeship includes Audatex certification, an IMI Customer Practitioner Award and GQA Level 3 ADAS Awareness. Delivered with the support of Emtec College, Nottingham College and Bridge Academy, it has also been expanded to focus on customer service to create a ‘multi-skills front of house’ offering.

Adam Jones, Technical Training and Development Co-ordinator, said, “It is a brilliant achievement for the first six VDA Gemini apprentices to have achieved their IMI VDA full accreditation and seeing them all progress over the apprenticeship has been a pleasure.”

Mark Armitage, Head of Membership Products and Services at the IMI, said, “At a time where employers are looking to attract, develop and retain their workforce, it’s fantastic to see the way Gemini have approached this challenge.

“Utilising industry-leading standards and working with partners from across the sector to deliver best practice in workforce development, whilst also fulfilling a real business need, shows innovation and determination. We are so pleased to have been able to support this journey and look forward to seeing more talent being developed in the sector.”

Gemini is now developing a VDA CPD to compliment any first time National Accreditations individuals achieve.

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

ARC360 News – Friday 2 June 2023

ARC360 event to deep dive into EV data

Derren Martin, Director of Valuations at cap hpi, is set to shed light on the evolving dynamics of the electric vehicle (EV) parc at the forthcoming ARC360 specialist EV event.

Taking place on 4 July at the manufacturing Technology Centre, Coventry – Derren’s data-driven session will explore how the UK vehicle parc is evolving, highlighting what this has meant for used EV values over the last, tumultuous few months and what this may lead to for vehicle valuations in the future.

GT Motive and Davies confirm new collaboration

GT Motive has announced a new partnership with Davies which will see the two organisations share insights, technology and expertise to develop a more streamlined claims and estimating service.

UK automotive industry in ‘recovery mode’

The latest car market overview produced by cap hpi has revealed an automotive industry in recovery mode.  

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) found that sales in April were up 11.6% on the same month last year, while sales for the first four months of the year are 16.9% higher than in 2022. 

Demand for used cars also remains healthy, with retailers reporting a stronger than expected demand in the first three months of 2023.

Manufacturing moving in right direction

Car manufacturing increased for the third month in a row in April with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders reporting a 9.9% increase to 66,527 units.

Meanwhile, commercial vehicle output is nine per cent up year-to-date after a 33% surge in April to 10,504.

Thatcham Research shines light on headlamp repairs

Thatcham Research has underlined the growing need to repair rather replace headlamps in its new Headlamp Repair Guide.

Based on in-depth analysis of vehicle headlamp specifications, complexities, technologies, and typical damage, the new guide consolidates repair options in one place, and identifies key components often suitable for repair.

BASF updates sustainability strategy

BASF is updating its sustainability assessment method TripleS (Sustainable Solution Steering) to accelerate and enhance its commitment to the climate. As part of this, it is now re-evaluating all its 45,000 products.

2030 target ‘too much, too early’

The National Franchised Dealers Association has warned that the government’s target toend the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2030 is ‘too much, too early.’

It has called for a more ‘balanced’ incremental increase in electric cars and vans, and said continued government support for the switch to electrification is critical to buyer demand.

IMI predicts ticking ADAS time-bomb

A new report from the Institue of the Motor Industry estimates the ADAS skills gap in the UK to be between 3,000 and 9,000 technicians at the moment, and warns that this could rise to 51,000 by 2030.

Synetiq rallies behind Covea charity drive

Synetiq donated two vehicles to Covéa Insurance for its Benidorm or Bust charity rally in aid of the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice. The company also made a donation to support the event.

AEG update

Solera Audatex has announced its latest AudaEnterpriseGold release, adding 127 new and updated model sheets to the vehicle database.

Labour times, part numbers and paint and material costs are available for all models.

Plunky’s All-Stars on target

Plunky’s All-Stars Charity football match took place at Peterborough United’s London Road Stadium this week, raising nearly £20,000 for The Norfolk Hospice.

Organiser Steve Plunkett, who scored a penalty with the last kick of the match, said, “The support has been incredible for this very special occasion in memory of Mike ‘Yorkie’ York.”

Donations are still welcome.

Laird Assessors joins Industry Insights

Industry Insights has announced that Laird Assessors has joined Connected Solutions as an Associate Engineering Partner.

Laird Assessors is one of the UK’s leading independent vehicle experts, providing accident damage reports and post-repair inspections as well as accident reconstruction, witness statement and criminal reports.

Massey celebrates IMI Fellowship

Michael Massey, Global Senior Application Engineer at 3M, has been made a Fellow by the Institute of the Motor Industry, recognising his commitment to safeguarding the future of the industry.

3M steps up to charity challenge

Team 3M is taking on the Three Peaks Challenge on 17 June, hoping to raise £3,064 – £1 for every metre climbed – for Mind UK and Bowel Cancer UK.

People

Simon McGinn will step down as CEO of Allianz Commercial on 1 July.

Ageas Group has appointed Wim Guilliams as new Chief Financial Officer.

Sharon Harte has become the first female President of the British Coatings Federation. She takes over from Guy Williams.

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Thatcham Research shines light on headlamp repairs

Thatcham Research has underlined the growing need to repair rather replace headlamps in its new Headlamp Repair Guide.

It argues that the technology within headlamps has advanced so dramatically that replacement can now cost as much as eight per cent of the car’s value; and this will only increase as more tech, like LiDAR and cameras, is added.

The new guide, based on in-depth analysis of vehicle headlamp specifications, complexities, technologies, and typical damage, consolidates repair options in one place, and identifies key components often suitable for repair.

For example, it reveals that 65% of the top 10 carmakers offer a headlamp mounting bracket repair kit designed to replace the headlamp mounting bracket, which could save thousands of pounds, while an increasing number of carmakers are also making replacement lenses available.

Darren Bright, Thatcham Research’s Principal Engineer said, “Today’s lighting units are sophisticated components with complex, advanced technologies and often have coding requirements to maintain their ‘connected’ status within the vehicle.

“Thatcham Research’s engineers have collated this research data into the Headlamp Repair Guide that vehicle repairers can use to accurately reinstate an existing lighting unit, rather than replace it – to mitigate rising insurance costs and total losses.

“Our repair guidance highlights best market practices and gives Vehicle Damage Assessors the information they need to embrace sustainable repair methods rather than sending a defunct lighting unit straight to landfill.”

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Automotive output springs forward 

Car manufacturing increased for the third month in a row in April with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Trader reporting a 9.9% increase to 66,527 units. 

Meanwhile, commercial vehicle output is nine per cent up year-to-date after a 33% surge in April to 10,504. 

Production increases in the car sector were driven by a sharp rise in electric vehicle output, with hybrid electric (HEV), plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) rising 37.7% to 113,315 units. This represents 56.2% of combined volumes. 

However, the SMMT has warned of a looming cliff-edge when the more stringent rules governing the origin of materials used in electric vehicles and batteries come into force on 1 January, 2024. 

Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said: “UK car production is starting to motor again, good news for the sector and the many thousands of jobs and livelihoods it sustains. These figures also show how exports, particularly to Europe, continue to be the foundation of British automotive manufacturing so we must do all we can to safeguard the competitiveness of these trading relationships. Most immediately, this means finding a solution to the rules of origin challenge faced by manufacturers on both sides of the Channel, else we risk the application of tariffs – and therefore unnecessary cost – on the very vehicles we are trying to encourage consumers to purchase.” 

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners

Cap report makes promising reading 

The latest car market overview produced by cap HPI has revealed an automotive industry in recovery mode. 

Figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) found that sales in April were up 11.6% on the same month last year to 132,990 units, while sales for the first four months of the year are 16.9% higher than in 2022.  

This is being driven partly by demand for battery electric vehicles, which has increased by 59.1% and 25.6% for April and the year to date respectively. BEVs now make up 15.4% of the overall car market in the UK.   

Demand for used cars also remains healthy, with retailers reported a stronger than expected demand in the first three months of 2023. A softening in the market is April and May has been attributed to the Easter Break, Bank Holidays and the King’s coronation.  

However, used car values have only dipped slightly despite this, falling one per cent in April and 1.2% in May.  

Electric vehicles are facing a sharper drop off though, falling by 4.1% (£850) at the three-year point in May, and by 3.1% (£1,100) at the one-year point. 

The report said, “Demand remains steady, with volumes well below pre-2020 seasonal norms, even though new car registrations are generating more used cars this year compared to last. The uncertainty of the May Bank Holidays will not be repeated, which could lead to an uptick in activity. 

“A further small average deflation in values is likely, but we are not predicting anything untoward.” 

More Insights

ARC360 News – Friday 13 June 2025

Bodyshop | Environment | Finance | Insurance | Mobility | People | Salvage | Supplier | Technology | Training | Vehicle Repair | vehicle sales | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Ben reveals new leadership team

People | Supplier | Training | wellbeing | Words

13-06-2025

Apprenticeship Central calls for action

Environment | Mobility | People | Supplier | Training | Uncategorised | Words

13-06-2025

Corporate Partners

Partners

REPAIRIFY

Associate Partners