MSG Equipment’s training centre held 15 courses in the first three months of 2025, with the LOKI Tesla scanner and high-voltage battery courses in highest demand.
As vehicle technology evolves, workshop professionals need to keep learning. MSG Equipment reports that its training centre, set up to help customers get the most out of its equipment, ran 15 courses lasting two to five days in the first three months of 2025.
About two-thirds of the sessions focused on the LOKI diagnostic scanner developed for Tesla vehicles, followed by courses on test benches for high-voltage batteries in electric and hybrid cars. Participants included technicians from countries such as the USA and Japan.
- More than ten programmes, including EPS and air-conditioning systems
- In-person or online, individually or in small groups of 3–5
- Instructors who helped develop the equipment themselves