Buyers GuideSubaru CanadaCompany OverviewContactAbout Subaru CanadaLatest from Subaru CanadaCollision RepairACX adds Mascarin Collision to its growing platformACXMascarin's has built a trusted reputation over decades of serving customers in Thunder Bay...June 10, 2026ADASADAS Approval: Rivian approves Hunter’s Ultimate ADASHunter Engineering Company“With this approval, Rivian’s network of service centres, certified collision centres and authorized service providers now have access to the industry...May 14, 2026NewsNew Vision: Subaru trains next-gen EyeSight with HPE AISubaru CanadaToronto, Ontario -- Subaru has partnered with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to develop its next-generation EyeSight driver‑assist system...August 1, 2025Calibration EquipmentADAS On Board: IIHS updates list of safest 2025 vehiclesToronto, Ontario -- The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is adding three models – the Audi Q6 e-tron, Buick Enclave, Nissan Armada. . .April 29, 2025Alignment & MeasuringPatching the Process: Autel updates alignment and ADAS softwareAutelRepairers using the Autel IA900WA aligner system and the MaxiSYS Ultra ADAS advanced diagnostic tablet should make sure to...April 21, 2025BusinessMODERN TRADITIONApril 15, 2025EVEV/AV Report: Northvolt’s planned North American plant looks to proceed following talks of bankruptcy; while reflective clothing may confuse AEB systems, says IIHS studyToronto, Ontario – In this weekly electric and autonomous vehicle report, Northvolt’s planned North American plant to be built in...March 14, 2025OEM CertificationsOEM NEWSFebruary 28, 2025ADASReflective Risks: High-vis clothing may be invisible to crash prevention sensorsToronto, Ontario — High-visibility clothing may be invisible to automated crash prevention systems, according to a new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The study investigated the effects of conspicuous clothing and increased roadway lighting on the performance of the pedestrian AEB systems installed in three 2023 models—a Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5 and […]January 15, 2025Collision RepairReliable Rides: Subaru has the most reliable vehicles, says Consumer Reports studyToronto, Ontario — According to a new study from Consumer Reports, which calculated predicted reliability ratings for vehicle brands, Subaru has leads as the most reliable vehicle in North America. This year’s report specifically gathered data on more than 300,000 vehicles from the 2000 to 2024 model years, with a few 2025 models introduced early […]December 13, 2024Collision RepairA Canadian Choice: AJAC announces semi-finalists for 2025 Canadian Car of the YearToronto, Ontario — The semi-finalists for the 2025 Canadian Car of the Year Awards (CCOTY), presented by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) have now been released. The annual event, which aims to determine the best vehicles in Canada, evaluates vehicles across the following award categories: Canadian Car of the Year; Canadian Utility Vehicle […]December 3, 2024ADASADAS Advancements: PARTS study indicates that 10 out of 14 ADAS features have surpassed 50 percent market share in 2023 model year vehiclesToronto, Ontario — A recent report from The Partnership for Analytics Research in Traffic Safety (PARTS) indicates that 10 out of 14 common advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) features have surpassed 50 percent market share in 2023 model year vehicles. The Partnership for Analytics Research in Traffic Safety is a partnership between automotive manufacturers and […]October 4, 2024EventsBig Picture: Day one of CIECA CONNEX focuses on AI, cybersecurityDetroit, Michigan — The CIECA CONNEX Annual Conference is happening this week in Detroit, and Collision Repair magazine is on the ground to bring you the industry-leading insights shared at this week’s event. This year’s CONNEX theme is The Intersection of Data and Mobility, with topics in ADAS, autonomous vehicle technologies, EV and alternative fuel […]September 24, 2024Collision RepairRules for Use: Subaru says asTech OEM-compatible scans must be configured to Subaru standardsToronto, Ontario — In an email sent to its Certified Collision Network (SCCN), as originally reported by Repairer Driven News, Subaru has reaffirmed that asTech OEM compatible scans will need to be configured to the automaker’s standards in order to be used. 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