Autoelectro has increased its support for workshops servicing and repairing hybrid vehicles by extending its remanufactured product range.
For over 35 years, the remanufacturer Autoelectro has embraced rotating electrics and championed the environmental benefits of extending the life of components via its in-house facility in Bradford, producing starter motors and alternators of all generations.
To serve the timeline of the now classics, the introduction of start/stop technology, combined starter motors and alternators, and 48 V units, Autoelectro keeps up-to-date with the latest test bench equipment – this is essential in being able to respond to requests from workshops across the UK.
While all the technology is packed into the its red and white box, which includes fitting instructions and technical notes with specific part numbers, Autoelectro’s 1986 dashboard is an additional resource for customers to call upon for part numbers, discover new-to-range updates, latest press material, organise old core returns, track deliveries in real-time and chat to in-house experts directly.
What’s more, the company has recently launched a parts identification campaign – where the customer can send photos of an unknown part, via WhatsApp, to be identified by Autoelectro staff.
With more hybrid vehicles pushing through to aftermarket workshops, Autoelectro has developed a significant range of references, such as for hybrid models for manufacturers including Peugeot, Mercedes, Audi, Fiat, Ford and BMW.
Autoelectro director, Harnek Bhogal, said: “We’ve been working hard in developing part numbers for these types of vehicles, complementing our comprehensive, existing range. We are confident this range, in addition to the service we’ve offered for the last 36 years, will be a success with our loyal customer base.”
