From a Porsche 968 and Maserati Quattroporte to a Perodua Myvi and Daihatsu Extol, Autoelectro has received an eclectic mix of customer enquiries for obscure starter motor and alternator references over the course of its 30-year remanufacturing history. While the ‘rebuild and return’ process and adding of a part number not already on Autoelectro’s stock pareto is rare, thanks to excellent availability gained by meticulous analysis of market trends and discovery of which applications have fallen out of

Denso has added 10 Camshaft and Crankshaft Position Sensors to its existing collection, helping the aftermarket to boost sales in time for winter by improving injection and ignition controls for customers. The five new Denso Crankshaft Position Sensors have 129 unique applications across the Toyota and Lexus range incorporating both past and present vehicle models.

Bosch has launched two new battery chargers, the BAT 645 and BAT 690 for all types of car and commercial vehicle batteries. Offering automotive workshops two universally applicable professional devices, the new BAT 645 and 690 battery chargers feature 45 or 90 ampere of continuous current output. Automatically detecting the required nominal voltage, both chargers

Renault e.dams is celebrating its third consecutive title in Formula E and has presented its new livery and partners for season 4. The representatives of the Renault e.dams team, co-owners Alain Prost and Jean-Paul Driot, Jérôme Stoll and Cyril Abiteboul, respectively President and Managing Director of Renault Sport Racing, as well as Gilles Normand, Director

The Sprinter has been the Mercedes-Benz flagship van since it was launched in 1995. Two decades in and the new Sprinter is aiming to maintain this position. With its new look, the Sprinter once again shifts the boundaries of its segment. The vehicle presents itself consistently in the acclaimed design language of Mercedes-Benz and embodies the opposites