Electric vehicles
EV Collision Repair
Collision-repair guidance tailored to the systems and materials in an EV.
Focused guidance
An EV needs a repair plan that accounts for more than exterior panels.
Electric vehicles can combine aluminum, composite, high-strength steel, underbody protection, cameras, and charging components in ways that differ by model. A collision assessment should consider the affected area, vehicle warnings, and available manufacturer repair information.
Treat post-impact warnings seriously.
Do not drive when an EV has a safety warning, fluid leak, damaged underbody, charging concern, or condition that feels unsafe. Note the alerts shown by the vehicle and arrange qualified transport when needed.
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Follow the vehicle’s guidance and avoid charging when there are warnings, visible damage, leaks, or any uncertainty about the condition.
The vehicle’s underbody can protect important components, so an impact there deserves careful assessment.
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