When you purchase a vehicle and consider costs, maintenance costs are an important factor that comes after your initial purchase or lease. Maintenance costs are part of your vehicle’s entire life, whether you opt for an EV or gas-powered model. Some costs both electric and gas-powered cars have in common include: 

• Tire Rotations 

• Brake Adjustments/Replacements 

• Multi-Point Inspections 

• Wiper Blade Replacements 

However, electric vehicles do have fewer moving parts because their ‘engine’ is a combination of a motor and battery. Fewer moving parts means less maintenance needs. For example, since there is no oil in the engine, EVs don’t require oil changes. 

Our service center can care for your electric or gas-powered vehicle to ensure that it is in excellent condition throughout its life. Our highly trained technicians can recommend routine maintenance services to ensure you have all the care information you need for your car. 

Every vehicle runs on something, whether it’s electric power or gas. Both electric prices and gas are subject to the occasional change, so your costs may vary to fuel up throughout your vehicle’s life. 

Electric vehicles can be charged at home or at public charging stations. However, some public charging stations cost money, raising charging costs. When you charge at home, the electric costs will be part of your electric bill that you pay every month.  

Fueling up at the pump can vary depending on where you’re located, the day of the week, and even any holidays. You pay when you fuel up, so you’ll have a more direct understanding of how much it costs to ensure your car stays moving.