Delphi Academy in Warwick has unveiled a cutting-edge automotive training facility following a significant £500,000 investment. The new facility includes a dedicated wing for hybrid, electric vehicle (EV), and hydrogen technologies, showcasing the academy's commitment to future technologies. The training academy, inspired by OEMs, features 15 vehicles such as Tesla Model S, Nissan Leaf, and Toyota Prius, emphasizing practical learning. Additionally, a hydrogen internal combustion powertrain rig is available for hands-on tasks like leak detection, showcasing a focus on specialized training courses. The site also includes a 16-seat conference room, product showroom, and a studio for creating training content to support e-learning programs. Luke Garratt, UK technical services manager at Delphi, highlights the capacity to now train up to 64 students daily, making it one of the largest centers in Europe. This investment underlines Delphi's dedication to future technologies and their commitment to empowering workshops in an evolving industry. Neil Fryer, vice president at PHINIA, emphasizes the importance of providing technicians with the right parts, information, and training for effective repairs, leveraging strong relationships with vehicle manufacturers.