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Electric Vehicle Servicing & Repairs in Sunbury-on-Thames

Electric vehicles have fewer moving parts, but they still need inspection and maintenance — and their weight and instant torque can be hard on tyres, suspension and brakes.

We service and repair EVs with technicians trained and qualified for high-voltage work.

Technician guiding an electric vehicle battery pack onto a lift table

What an EV service covers

Brake condition and fluid, battery and electronics coolant, cabin filter, suspension, steering, tyres, high-voltage cable condition and fault codes.

Regenerative braking means pads and discs are used less and can seize or corrode, so inspection matters.

What we check

  • Brakes and fluid
  • Battery coolant circuit
  • High-voltage cables and connectors
  • Suspension and tyres
  • Fault codes

What we can do

  • EV servicing
  • High-voltage diagnostics
  • Brake, suspension and steering repairs
  • Air conditioning

How it works

The process

  1. 01

    Confirm schedule.

  2. 02

    Service and inspect.

  3. 03

    Diagnose warnings.

  4. 04

    Report and quote.

Why The Factory

Main-dealer capability, independent service

A Master Technician-led workshop with seven mechanical ramps, a dedicated MOT ramp and dealer-level diagnostics. Faults are shown to you and additional work is quoted before it goes ahead.

We stand behind the work we carry out. Parts and workmanship are covered in accordance with your statutory rights and any applicable manufacturer or supplier warranty. Please ask us for details relevant to your repair.

  • Qualified high-voltage technicians
  • EV diagnostics

Free local collection & return

Available by arrangement within approximately five miles of our Sunbury-on-Thames workshop. Further afield? Just ask us.

Courtesy cars

Courtesy cars are available, subject to availability.

FAQs

EV Servicing & Repairs: your questions answered

Do electric cars still need servicing?

Yes. Brakes, coolant, filters, suspension, tyres and high-voltage components all need inspection.

What parts of an EV require routine inspection?

Brakes, coolant circuits, cabin filter, suspension, tyres and high-voltage cabling.

Can you diagnose high-voltage faults?

Yes.

Can you repair EV brakes and suspension?

Yes.

Are you equipped to work safely on electric vehicles?

Yes. Our team is trained and qualified for high-voltage work.

Need help with ev servicing & repairs?

Send your registration and a quick description on WhatsApp, or call the workshop.

The Factory, Harris Way, Sunbury-on-Thames TW16 7EL