Delphi Academy in Warwick, United Kingdom, has undergone a significant expansion project, now standing as one of Europe's largest automotive training centers after a £500,000 investment. The extension doubled the facility's size by incorporating a neighboring unit, with the new wing specifically dedicated to training in hybrid, electric vehicle (EV), and hydrogen technologies. The opening ceremony, attended by industry leaders and experts, celebrated the Academy's role in supporting the aftermarket and providing technicians with OE knowledge. Neil Fryer, PHINIA's vice president, praised the facility for equipping technicians with the necessary skills for effective repairs. The Academy features a new open-plan workshop, interactive classrooms, and an impressive lineup of vehicles, including a Tesla Model S and hydrogen internal combustion powertrain rig for hands-on hydrogen training tasks. Additionally, a 16-seat conference room with glass-fronted walls offers a panoramic view of the workshop, complemented by a product showroom and a specialized recording studio. The expansion emphasizes Delphi's commitment to future technologies, with a capacity to train up to 64 students daily. Luke Garratt, the UK technical services manager at Delphi, highlighted the investment's significance in supporting workshops in an ever-evolving industry landscape. Alongside the new training center, Delphi has introduced an online booking system to streamline course scheduling for technicians and provide monitoring tools for garage owners and managers.