As the global car parc rapidly electrifies, independent workshops face increasing pressure to stay ahead of the curve. The transition to electric and hybrid vehicles not only changes the nature of diagnostics and repair but also demands new kinds of technical data — especially when it comes to high-voltage systems.
At Autodata, we continuously evolve our platform to meet the demands of the modern automotive technician. We’re proud to announce the addition of 110 new technical data lines to our platform, with a strong focus on enabling complex repairs and maintenance for high-voltage vehicles.
Our new data additions are the result of rigorous market research, expert input from our in-house automotive specialists, and direct customer feedback. Of the 110 new lines:
These updates are part of our ongoing mission to provide the most relevant, practical, and timely data to workshops, especially as they take on the growing challenge of servicing hybrid and electric vehicles.
The 95 HV-related data lines are structured into four essential categories. Each one plays a critical role in ensuring technicians can work safely, accurately, and efficiently on electric vehicles (EVs).
1. Vehicle Identification – 43 New Lines
This data helps technicians correctly identify and differentiate HV vehicles. It includes:
Having clear identification data reduces repair risk and ensures technicians select the correct procedures and components.
2. Drive Elements – 18 New Lines
Electric powertrains require precise data. This category offers:
This information is critical when diagnosing drive unit performance issues or verifying repair integrity.
3. Lubricants and Capacities – 19 New Lines
Proper fluids and capacities are vital for thermal management and component longevity. This section includes:
Incorrect fluids can cause system failures — this data ensures accuracy.
4. Tightening Torques – 15 New Lines
When working on HV systems, torque values must be exact to avoid damage or safety issues. We’ve added torques for:
These torque specs empower technicians to perform complex repairs with confidence and precision.
Today’s independent workshops face a dual challenge:
Our newly added data lines are not just technical entries — they’re a strategic enabler for garages looking to future-proof their business. With the right data at their fingertips, technicians can:
These updates are more than a platform enhancement — they’re an investment in our customers’ capability to evolve with the market.
At Autodata, everything we do starts with one question: What do workshops need to stay competitive?
These 110 new lines were defined in collaboration with real technicians, drawing on thousands of workshop interactions and expert feedback. From routine servicing to complex diagnostics, the information now available supports a wide range of workshop needs, aligned with emerging vehicle technologies.
Whether you’re already servicing hybrid and electric vehicles or just beginning your transition, Autodata is here to support your journey. With these latest updates, we’re reaffirming our commitment to helping workshops succeed in the electric era — and beyond.
Want to explore the new data? Log in to your Autodata account today and discover how these new additions can power up your workshop.
