Hartwell Motorworks
Hybrid & EV
Specialist maintenance and diagnostics for hybrid and fully electric vehicles.
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What a quality workshop provides
Hybrid and electric vehicles require technicians with specific high-voltage training and the correct equipment to work safely on their systems. Beyond the powertrain, EVs and hybrids still require regular brake fluid changes, cabin filter replacements, coolant system checks, and tyre care — work that any well-equipped independent workshop should provide.
Signs You May Need This
- High-voltage system warning or battery health alert on the dashboard
- Reduced electric range or noticeably declining efficiency
- Cooling system warnings or temperature irregularities
- Routine service interval reached
How It Works
Common Questions
Do EVs actually need regular servicing?
Yes. While electric vehicles have fewer moving parts, they still require brake fluid changes, cabin air filter replacements, coolant system maintenance, tyre care, and periodic checks of the high-voltage system.
What qualifications do technicians need to work on EVs?
Working safely on high-voltage systems requires specific training — typically IMI Level 2 or Level 3 Electric/Hybrid Vehicle qualification. Always confirm your workshop's technician holds the relevant certification.
Can hybrid battery faults be diagnosed independently?
Professional diagnostic equipment can interrogate the Battery Management System to identify individual cell issues, capacity degradation and fault codes — without requiring a main dealer visit.
Ready to book your Hybrid or EV service?
Use our simple booking form to request an appointment. We will confirm your preferred date and any further details.