The clever thing about the KPX357EV is the system it uses to lift vehicles. By using low profile rotating arms it reduces the amount of contact between the vehicle and the lift. Most 2 post car lifts incorporate arms that go underneath the chassis, however the latest offering from Ravaglioni has arms that reach vehicle pick up points, minimising the arm structure underneath the body.

This cutting-edge technology makes it so much easier to work on vehicles of all types and the lift can raise anything from a Smart car all the way up to a long wheelbase VW T6 van. It also simplifies working on electric vehicles, making it easier for mechanics to access and work on battery packs without hinderance from the arms of the lift.

It doesn’t just improve working on electric vehicles though. The minimised arm structure also makes perfect for working on low profile sports cars avoiding the potential of damage from contact between the vehicle and the lift.

With the UK working hard towards Net Zero and plans to ban the sale of diesel and petrol cars and vans by 2030, it’s inevitable that workshops will being seeing more and more electric and hybrid vehicles in their bays. In 2021 11.6% of new car registrations were electric vehicles and 7% were plug-in hybrids. These numbers are only going to accelerate. With this in mind, now is the time to prepare workshops for the future of motoring; with a Ravaglioni KPX357EV 2 post lift.

To find out more and to see a demonstration, get in touch with the team at Autoquip.