Press Releases

Mercedes, Aixam, Infiniti, Mitsubishi and Lotus are all covered in the latest new-to-range bulletin released by Autoelectro, the UK’s largest independent remanufacturer of starter motors and alternators. The Bradford-based company has returned with another batch of part numbers, chosen carefully after conducting market research and listening to customer demands. The references listed below are available immediately to Autoelectro’s network of...

Autoelectro has proudly unveiled the introduction of a new surcharge strategy – with many part numbers now surcharge-free. From 1st March, more than 2,000 references will have their surcharge charges cut, demonstrating the company’s allegiance to its customers and commitment as the UK’s largest independent remanufacturer of starter motors and alternators. The 10 bestselling and over half of the top...

Autoelectro’s UK Sales Manager, Nick Hood, will be putting pen-to-paper throughout 2018, as he shares his automotive aftermarket experiences with the remanufacturer’s customers. In a monthly column, dubbed ‘Nick Says’, he will write an open letter to Autolectro’s customer network of motor factors and technicians, where he will give his views about industry hot topics, as well as inform readers...

Autoelectro has unveiled its latest group of part numbers, following extensive research and analysis of the UK car parc. Among the latest new-to-range parts is a starter motor for two classic Jaguar applications: XJ 6.0 V12 (1994-1997) and XJS 5.3 V12 (1981-1993). Older applications are being covered by Autoelectro to prove its pedigree as a ‘one-stop shop’ for all rotating electric enquiries...

ROTATING electrics remanufacturer Autoelectro has outlined its intentions for 2018.  Yorkshire-based Autoelectro specialises in the reproduction of starter motors and alternators, supplying thousands of different products to fit almost any manufacturer on the road. The company made a break-through in 2017 with the introduction of surcharge-free NEX starter motors and alternators, which, according to Autoelectro UK Sales Manager Nick Hood...

Autoelectro diagnoses and solves three different issues affecting three different applications. Vehicle manufacturers Renault, Fiat and Mercedes, all feature in Autoelectro’s latest technical bulletin, available without cost on its website. Focusing on the Renault Clio 2.0 petrol (2000-2013), affecting alternator part numbers AEA4200, AEK2100 and AEK3386, there is a known fault with the vehicle’s drive belt system, which can cause the belt...

Santokh Singh Bhogal founded Autoelectro after quitting his job because of industrial unrest. Three decades on, the firm is still very much in the hands of the family that started it. Bradford-based remanufacturer Autoelectro is marking thirty years in business at the moment. Like so many companies that have reached a significant number, it has engaged the services of a PR...

Over the last three years, you may have seen their name on the back of Bradford City’s shirts during a successful spell in the club’s history - but there is more to Autoelectro than that. The Leeds Road, Bradford, firm is celebrating its 30th anniversary of re-manufacturing starter motors and alternators to firms across the UK and Ireland. But its...

Autoelectro, the privately owned Bradford based remanufacturer and supplier of quality rotating electrics, is now the premier independent brand for quality Starter motors and Alternators with remanufacturing facilities in the UK having a market reputation for quality, availability and being first to market for the latest applications. Established since 1986, the company is at the forefront of the rapidly changing...

Autoelectro, based in Bradford, has won a Green Apple Environment Award in the international campaign to find the greenest companies, councils and communities. The Company competed against more than 500 other nominations in the Green Apple Awards for Environmental Best Practice, and received their trophy and certificate at a glittering presentation ceremony in the Houses of Parliament, London on Monday...