As electric vehicle (EV) sales surge in Australia, reaching 9.5% of new car purchases, Fix Auto Australia is leading the way in preparing repair shops for the unique challenges of high-voltage systems. The Electric Vehicle Council's report highlights a 150% increase in market share compared to 2022, necessitating industry adaptation. In response, Fix Auto launched an accreditation program to train repair specialists in servicing EVs, hybrids, and even emerging technologies like hydrogen fuel cells. The goal is to establish a nationwide network of capable repair centers by Q1 2025. This initiative, led by Scott Croaker, emphasizes safety, expertise, and future-proofing to support franchisees in the evolving market. With over 120 EV models available, including vans and utes, the program ensures repair specialists are well-equipped to handle diverse vehicles safely. Industry partners collaborate with Fix Auto to provide advanced expertise in EV and hybrid vehicle repairs. The program sets high standards for safety and quality, building customer trust in the network's ability to handle modern vehicle complexities. The positive sentiment is echoed by franchise owners like Travis Arnold and Nicole Gebing, highlighting the program's advantages in safety, staff expertise, and community reassurance. Ultimately, the accreditation program enhances the repair network's ability to meet rising demands for EV and hybrid vehicle repairs, solidifying its reputation as a reliable and trusted provider in the automotive industry.