Autel has partnered with the ASE Education Foundation to support high school automotive programs across the United States, launching the collaboration with a donation of 100 professional-grade TS900 diagnostic and service tablet kits valued at $100,000.
High school automotive instructors and program administrators can apply for the donated tablets through an online entry form. The ASE Education Foundation will manage the application and selection process, directing the tools to programs where they are expected to have the greatest impact.
The MaxiTPMS TS900 is designed as a diagnostic and service tablet with comprehensive TPMS service capabilities. Each tablet ships with eight programmable Autel TPMS sensors. The device previously earned both a Motor Top 20 Product Award and a PTEN People’s Choice Award following its release.
The donation also marks the launch of Autel Inspires, a long-term initiative within Autel Cares focused on providing technology training and support to schools and emerging automotive professionals.
“Today’s automotive students are tomorrow’s essential technicians,” noted Chloe Hung, CEO of Autel “Through our partnership with the ASE Education Foundation, we’re ensuring young people across the country have access to the technology and tools that power modern service bays.”
Mike Coley, president of the ASE Education Foundation, described the contribution as a meaningful step toward addressing the technician shortage, emphasizing that the tablets will provide students with hands-on experience using current diagnostic technology.
More initiatives tied to the program are planned for 2026 and beyond. Educators can learn more or apply at the program’s online portal.
