Hybrid battery replacement and other fixes required for a hybrid car can often be very complex due to the intersecting nature of the technologies used in most hybrids. The electronics that allow for the interchangeable and mixed use of internal combustion engines and electric motors require a much higher understanding than what might be required to deal with basic issues experienced by EVs.
If you own a hybrid, you already know that the technology is far more advanced than that of pure electric cars. The EV is a vehicle powered by a single electric motor, and while it has sophisticated technology monitoring and maximizing battery usage, power and safety, it’s still not nearly as difficult to tackle as the technology of most hybrid cars.
Aside from electronic problems and issues affecting the motor or battery, hybrids can also experience problems with the internal combustion engine and its ability to compensate for the lacks in performance and efficiency of the electric system.
While an electrician or an electronics specialist might deal with more or less the same malfunctions and repairs in both cases, an electric car mechanic could have their hands full when trying to tackle the malfunctions and damages that could affect your hybrid vehicle.
If you are experiencing problems with your hybrid and/or electric vehicle, talk to a trusted EV mechanic near me at Mile Hybrid Automotive for expert service.