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Bosch introduces new ADS 625X scan tool

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Bosch has introduced the new ADS 625X scan tool, which contains vehicle coverage across a broad range of domestic, Asian and European vehicles dating back to 1976. 

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According to the company, features include:

  • Performing all-systems DTC scans under 60 seconds on average
  • Complete scans taking 30 seconds or less for many vehicles makes and models
  • A 10-in. LCD display
  • An SD card slot for expandable memory
  • Android 10+
  • Inclusion of a multipurpose docking station that charges the tablet and powers the VCI

Also included are all dynamic ADAS calibrations for technicians who work with newer vehicle technology. In June, the ADS 625X will be compatible with the DAS 3000 for full ADAS static calibration, supporting more of the workshop, the company says.

The scan tool comes with a free one-year software subscription as well as a bonus 30 free days of the Enhanced subscription with full-system color wiring diagrams and Repair-Source, an on-tool OEM service and repair information library.

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