Electric Vehicle Ownership

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Taking care of your PEUGEOT Electric Vehicle

A fully electric vehicle is likely to have lower service, maintenance and repair costs than a traditional petrol or diesel vehicle.

Electric motors contain fewer than 20 moving parts meaning they are inherently reliable. Overall, battery electric vehicles have thousands fewer mechanical working parts than the equivalent internal combustion engine vehicle – so there are far less parts that need attention. It is, however, still essential that these are checked periodically to ensure optimum reliability, performance and safety.

100% of an electric vehicle’s propulsion is provided by the drive motor and battery meaning that there is no need for regular engine oil and filter changes. It is important that the other systems in the vehicle are still checked for wear and any items, such as pollen filters, replaced when required.

Regenerative braking will not only increase range but also reduce wear on brake pads and discs extending their life. Wear and tear items such as tyres, brakes, wipers and bulbs will still need replacing as the vehicle ages. Suspension components may also need replacing throughout a vehicle’s life dependent on use and mileage.

In order to keep your PEUGEOT electric vehicle in optimum condition it is recommended that you visit your local Authorised Retailer either every 2 years or every 16,000 miles, dependent on which comes first, in line with the recommended service schedule.

Our network of Authorised Repairers can carry out regular servicing and maintenance on your electric vehicle, as they have technicians fully trained in working on high voltage systems. Our experts will ensure that your vehicle stays in optimum condition. Your nearest Authorised Manufacturer Repairer can be found via Find a Dealer.
It’s particularly important that no interventions are carried out on any part of the high voltage system, except by an appropriately trained technician with the correct safety equipment and tooling.

Spreading the cost of ownership

A must-have Service Plan will ensure that your PEUGEOT electric vehicle is kept in optimum condition, whilst also helping to minimise any unexpected service bills.

Available as an affordable monthly fixed fee, or a one off up-front payment, our PEUGEOT service plans are inflation proof – offering you the best price. All work will be carried out by a Manufacturer trained technician, using only Manufacturer parts – carrying a minimum 12 month warranty.

The Manufacturer service plan is available in various different contract lengths offering flexibility.

Service and Maintenance FAQs

How do I care for my electric vehicle?
Who can Service my electric vehicle?
Is caring for my electric vehicle more expensive?
What kind of regular maintenance can I expect?

How do I care for my electric vehicle?

In order to keep your PEUGEOT electric vehicle in optimum condition it is recommended that you visit your local Authorised Retailer regularly in line with the recommended service schedule.

For our battery electric cars, this is generally every 2 years or 16,000 miles (whichever comes first) but check your vehicle service book for the correct information.

Who can Service my electric vehicle?

Our Authorised Repairers can carry out regular servicing and maintenance on your PEUGEOT electric vehicle. Our experts will ensure that your vehicle stays in optimum condition.

It’s particularly important that no interventions are carried out on any part of the high voltage system, except by an appropriately trained technician with the correct safety equipment and tooling.

Is caring for my electric vehicle more expensive?

A fully electric vehicle is likely to have lower maintenance costs than a traditional internal combustion engine – as they contain far fewer mechanical working parts.

Regenerative braking will also reduce wear on brake pads and discs extending their life.

What kind of regular maintenance can I expect?

Regular maintenance for an electric vehicle is very similar to that or a petrol or diesel vehicle. Wear and tear items such as tyres, brakes, wipers and bulbs will need replacing as the vehicle ages. Suspension components may also need replacing throughout a vehicle's life dependent on use and mileage.

An electric vehicle requires coolant to ensure that its battery stays in its optimum operating range, so this will need changing periodically to aid longevity and range.

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