Software Updates

Much like your Smartphone, your Electric vehicle will occasionally need a software update. These updates may be part of a recall campaign and will often better your vehicle’s performance.

Battery Inspection

The most important part of Electric vehicle maintenance is the battery inspection. Although leaks are uncommon, as a precaution, we assess any damage to the battery and address any problems before they progress. This is also a matter of safety, but to keep your mind at ease, please remember that.

• The vehicle’s batteries are held to high standards, and regulations are also put through vigorous safety testing.
• The vehicle is designed to isolate the high voltage system from the chassis and limit battery spills in an accident.
• Lastly, the high voltage system is designed to deactivate in case of collision.

Tire Rotations

Rotating your tires will ensure they wear evenly and lengthen the lifespan. Evenly worn tires will make your ride smoother. Without a tire rotation, you risk uneven wheel alignment, which causes your vehicle to veer off to the left or right while driving. This could also lead to more expensive suspension damage.

Brakes and Fluids

Electric vehicles are equipped with a regenerative braking system, which will extend the life of your brakes. With the regenerative braking system, your brakes and brake fluids should be inspected every 22,000 miles or two years. We all know how bad New England roads can get. New brake fluid helps to absorb moisture and prevent rust, allowing you to stay in control.

Coolant System

Your coolant system should be checked every five years.