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The OBD2 diagnostic market is evolving rapidly. In 2025, workshops, technicians, and fleet managers expect far more than basic code reading. Professional-grade OBD2 tools must offer speed, accuracy, connectivity, and security . If you're selecting a diagnostic tool for your business or personal use, here are the top 10 features  that matter most — and why CHEPQ devices stand out. 1. Bluetooth or Wireless Connectivity Cables slow down workflow.A modern OBD2 tool must support: Wireless scanning...

Connected car technology has transformed the automotive industry. Vehicles today aren’t just machines — they’re rolling computers  that communicate with cloud servers, mobile apps, and onboard sensors in real time. As connectivity becomes standard, the role of OBD2 diagnostics is expanding far beyond simple fault code reading. Modern OBD2 tools—like CHEPQ’s advanced scanners—are now essential components of the connected vehicle ecosystem. 1. Real-Time Vehicle Insights Traditional diagnostics...

Many new EV owners assume their vehicles don’t need OBD2 tools because they lack a traditional combustion engine. However, electric and hybrid vehicles rely heavily on diagnostics —even more so than conventional cars. In 2025 and beyond, OBD2 tools are becoming essential for monitoring electrical components, battery health, powertrain stability, and advanced safety systems. CHEPQ’s modern diagnostic solutions support both ICE and EV platforms. 1. EVs Still Use OBD2 for System Monitoring...