Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Servicing & Repairs

Egerton's Fleet Services based in Old Wolverton, Milton Keynes, are one of the first independent garages IMI certified as hybrid and electric vehicle repairers. As a business we continually look to the future of motoring and as a result, our trained technicians hold the latest in IMI-approval and certification, which enables them to safely repair and work on the high voltage systems found on modern hybrid and electric vehicles. We're confident that our trusted team provide all the services a hybrid vehicle owner needs, so please get in touch today by calling 01908 318 888.

Our technicians utilise the latest diagnostic tools to help identify and repair any issues so that your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently for its whole lifespan. The majority of other independent garages aren’t trained or qualified to work on Hybrid or Electric vehicles but be comfortable that we offer an extremely affordable alternative to the more expensive main dealers and national chains.

We have the latest diagnostic tools and equipment to ensure that your hybrid or electric vehicle remains safe; both for you and for other road users. At Egerton's Fleet Services we believe these vehicles are way forward, not only are they environmentally friendly, they are incredibly cheaper to maintain than petrol or diesel cars and have a lot less components for servicing, maintenance or repair. That said, should your Hybrid or Electric vehicle encounter problems, require a service or maybe some simple general maintenance, then it is imperative you engage qualified and trained specialists and that's when we hope you'll contact Egerton's Fleet Services. We're here to help!

Full Hybrid "Parallel Hybrid"

A full hybrid or ‘parallel hybrid’ uses both the combustion engine and electric motors to drive the car, either simultaneously or independently. The most common type of hybrid vehicle, full hybrids can typically hold small amounts of electric charge. This can be used to provide extra power which is employed in conjunction with a combustion engine, thus improving its fuel economy. As the electric motors are built into the drivetrain, a full hybrid can also switch to run in electric-only mode, although usually just at low speeds for driving around town and for very limited distances as the batteries are relatively small. However, the small size of the batteries does mean they can be charged to full capacity quickly by the engine, and there’s never any question of range anxiety. Even if the batteries are completely flat, you can always drive on petrol – or diesel – alone.

Plug-in Hybrid "PHEVs"

A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (or PHEV) is a hybrid which, as the name suggests, can be plugged in to charge its electric batteries. It basically moves the full hybrid concept closer to that of a full-electric vehicle, by adding bigger onboard batteries that can be charged from an external power source, and thereby provide a much better electric-only range than you’d get from a full hybrid. By charging your EV's batteries overnight, you can start your commute with a full charge and take full advantage of the silent, fuel-saving electric driving mode. Owners who rarely exceed their car’s electric-only range (usually around 30 miles) in a typical day, or who can recharge at their destination before returning home, can theoretically run a plug-in hybrid without ever using its petrol engine.