The SEMA Show is the premier destination for manufacturers and buyers looking to discover thousands of the latest innovations in the automotive aftermarket industry. Spanning four days, this trade-only event encourages attendees to experience hands-on workshops and live demonstrations, engage in educational seminars and network with peers in various sectors of the field—from collision repair to vehicle restoration and more.
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Current Used Vehicle Market Conditions: Q3 2023
Average wholesale prices declined for the third month in July, although at a slightly more gradual rate than in June. Prices have so far stabilized in August and remain up by around 30% versus pre-pandemic.
Beyond the Buzz: Do You Have GenAI FOMO?
Tech leaders are feeling pressured to integrate generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into their programs, but what do we really need to understand about leveraging AI effectively and responsibly for Property and Casualty?
Mitchell Named a Global Leader in Cloud Computing for Innovative, AI-Powered Appraisal Review Solution
Mitchell today announced that it received a 2023 Stratus Award for Cloud Computing from Business Intelligence Group. The organization’s annual awards program seeks to identify the companies, products and people offering unique solutions that take advantage of cloud technologies.
NTHECC 2023 Fall Meeting
The National Truck and Heavy Equipment Claims Council (NTHECC) will host its
Mitchell Automates Scan and Calibration Detection in Estimating Workflow
Mitchell today announced the availability of a new feature in Mitchell Cloud Estimating that automatically detects a completed scan or calibration and gives users the ability to quickly add it as a line on the collision-damage appraisal. This enhanced integration between carrier and shop workflows helps ensure that estimates include the appropriate diagnostic procedures performed.
Plugged-In: EV Collision Insights Q2 2023
Electric vehicle (EV) repairable claims frequency rose to 1.49% in the US and 2.64% in Canada in Q2 2023, which is an increase of 0.36% and 0.23% respectively over Q1. Tesla, the largest EV manufacturer in the world, saw its U.S. market share of repairable vehicles fall to 74.57% of all EVs repaired.