Hybrid & Electric Car Service Perth

Electric Vehicle (EV) Mechanics & Repairs

EVs and hybrid vehicles generally need less frequent maintenance than petrol or diesel cars — but when they do require attention, it's important to choose a workshop that's equipped, trained, and experienced.

At Autoplus WA, we've taken the time to upskill our team, invest in the right tools, and ensure we're confident working on the unique systems found in modern electric vehicles. That includes high-voltage components, regenerative braking, battery cooling systems, and onboard diagnostics.

We follow EV safety procedures, use equipment that meets manufacturer standards, and take a measured approach to every job — whether it's a routine brake check, battery health report, or something more complex.

Common EV Services We Handle

• Battery health and charge rate inspections
• Brake system servicing (including fluid flushes)
• Cabin air filter changes and HVAC diagnostics
• Suspension and tyre wear due to vehicle weight
• Cooling system checks (where applicable)
• Warning light diagnostics and fault code clearing
• Onboard charging system checks

Hybrid Car Service, Mechanics & Repair

Hybrid vehicles combine petrol and electric systems, so they need servicing that covers both. The good news? In most cases, a hybrid doesn't cost more to service than a regular petrol vehicle — as long as your mechanic knows what to look for.

At Autoplus WA, we regularly service Toyota, Lexus, Honda, Subaru, Hyundai, and Mitsubishi hybrids. We understand the differences between mild hybrids, full hybrids, and plug-in hybrids — and we treat your vehicle accordingly.

• Engine and brake servicing
• Hybrid battery and inverter cooling system checks
• Electrical diagnostics and HV safety procedures
• Suspension, steering, and tyre servicing
• Visual inspections and warning light troubleshooting

Electric Car Battery Maintenance & Replacement

The most important (and expensive) component in your EV is its traction battery. While most batteries are under warranty for 8 years or 100,000 km, regular health checks help ensure longevity and performance.

Signs your EV battery might need attention:

• Reduced driving range
• Sluggish acceleration
• Slower or inconsistent charging
• Vehicle not starting or powering up
• Warning lights or system alerts

Battery systems are complex. If a fault is detected, we'll assess whether it's an issue with the battery, battery management system (BMS), or onboard charger — and explain your options clearly.

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Brands & Models We Service