Building confidence & credibility for Automotive professionals
AutoSwot is the UK's only online learning platform dedicated to enhancing industry knowledge across every sector of the UK automotive industry.
What is AutoSwot?
Premium online knowledge courses for professionals across all UK automotive businesses
What are the benefits?
Transforming staff induction programmes, building self-confidence and credibility
How does it work?
Proven methodology through short animated videos, quizzes and knowledge transfer
AutoSwot supports all types of Automotive businesses.
Which business do you work in?
Independent Dealer
Independent Dealer
Franchised Dealer
Franchised Dealer
Vehicle Manufacturer
Vehicle Manufacturer
Fleet, Leasing or Finance Company
Fleet, Lease or Finance Company
Remarketing Company
Remarketing Company
Aftersales Company
Aftersales Company
Other Automotive Business
Other Automotive Businesses
The benefits of enhanced knowledge
Find out how AutoSwot enhances the confidence of both new starters and old hands to hold focused, credible conversations about all aspects of the UK auto industry. AutoSwot courses are the building blocks on which to develop a deeper understanding of UK auto, at the same time as increasing the reputational credibility of your businesses brand.
Improve staff knowledge
Improved staff knowledge
Build credibility
Building credibility
Effective staff onboarding
Effective staff onboarding
Promote teamworking
Promotes teamworking
Increase staff retention
Increased staff retention
Cost efficiency & effectiveness
Cost efficiency & effectiveness
Industry News
BCA & Cinch owner offers £323m for Marshall Motor Holdings
Constellation Automotive Holdings has offered 400 pence a share for Marshall Motor Holdings, valuing the dealer group at £322.9 million.
DriveElectric expands electric vehicle leasing offer
DriveElectric partners with Sumitomo Corporation to expand and develop digital & energy products & services.
New car supply challenges cost aftersales sector £600m
SMMT new car reg figures show decline in new car sales in 2021, leaving franchised dealers with a predicted service & repair shortfall of £300 million.
