Shocks and acid and fire – oh my!

EVs with high voltage (HV) batteries can be a tricky thing for body shops to handle. If a vehicle is even a minor fender-bender, there's a lot that can go wrong if the battery – which in some cases can be up to 25% of the vehicle's overall weight – has been compromised.So, what's a body shop to do to keep its technicians safe when working on EVs, while maintaining its reputation of doing great quality work?To answer this question, I talk with Jason Stahl, editor of BodyShop Business, who has 15 years of experience reporting on the auto body repair market We discuss how body shops can determine if they're ready to work on EVs, the investment needed, the tools needed to get the job done right and much more.