As transmitted Bosch Car Service, First independent service to electric vehicles in 7 regions aims to be a service organization.
Serving with 350 service points in 63 cities Bosch Car Serviceto its own expert teams to prepare the maintenance-repair market for electric vehicles in Turkey. Announced that they received training in Norway and Denmark. According to the company’s statement, when these experts return to Turkey Bosch Car Service It brings global knowledge and experience to our country by providing training to its staff.
Bosch Automotive Spare Parts Turkey, Iran & Middle East Regional Director Arda Arslanon the subject “We are preparing Turkey for electric vehicle maintenance and repair” He said and announced that they aim to be the first independent service organization to serve electric vehicles in 7 regions in 2023. Arslan stated that for this purpose, they sent their expert teams to training in Norway and Denmark, the two countries with the highest population density of electric vehicles. “We train our own experts, they train Bosch Car Service technicians” he said.
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Emphasizing that a more competent and equipped human resource will be needed due to the development of technology in their own fields of activity, Arslan said that they invested in the education of young people in order to prepare the sector for this transformation. Arslan said, “As the number of electric vehicles increases in Turkey, the need for electrical and electronics technicians will increase. We can predict that there will be an increase of 10 percent in the employment of each service in the first place.
As Bosch, we invest in the education of young people in order to meet the young and well-equipped human resource needs of our industry. We started these studies primarily in Istanbul and Bursa, which are the locomotive of the automotive industry. Then we will spread it step by step throughout Turkey” he also spoke.
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In addition, the following was stated on the subject: Arda Arslan said that they continue their investments with the aim of being the first service organization spread to 81 cities across Turkey in three years, and that they attach importance to the institutional transformation of existing services while increasing the number of services. This year, support was given to the renovation of vehicle reception areas, customer waiting rooms and workshops of 93 service shops. It is aimed to renew 62 more service points in 2023.
Arda Arslan said, “Our basic strategy in 2023; to ensure that all our services participate in the technical and non-technical trainings they need, to increase the number of our secret customer inspections while conducting open inspections by increasing our field visits with our growing team, to increase the operational efficiency of our services by implementing our new digital ecosystem projects, and to provide our customers with ‘for life’ with these projects. It will be to be able to offer different services with our ‘technology’ philosophy”.
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Bosch Car Service joins the Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Training Laboratory, which was established with the support of Uludağ University Technical Sciences Vocational School, Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry Education Foundation and Bursa, Eskişehir, Balıkesir Development Agency in order to support the training of new generation masters in its own sector. It provides support through the Automotive Education Center.
At the same time, Bosch Car Service, which opened a service within a vocational high school for the first time in Turkey, thus both serves its customers and provides students with the opportunity to receive on-site training. With the income of Bosch Car Service, which started to operate within the body of Istanbul İkitelli OSB Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School (Topkapı Schools) in 2021, resources are also created for the school. Similar projects are planned to be implemented in other cities as well.
In addition, Bosch launched the Bosch Car Service Scholarship Fund last year in cooperation with the Turkish Education Foundation, in order to support the education of students in vocational high schools who are studying in different cities of Turkey and whose financial situation is insufficient. From this fund, 100 students studying in the field of Motor Vehicle Technologies (Automotive Electromechanics, Automotive Body, Automotive Paint) will be supported for 4 years. Internship opportunities will also be provided to these students. “