
Electric cars used to be niche, expensive, and hard-to-find, but these days, EVs like the Volkswagen ID.4 are on the rise in St Louis and beyond! Whether you’re looking for a sleek two-door convertible, a full-size pickup truck, or anything in between, you should be able to find a new or used electric model from your favorite automaker. If you’re considering upgrading to electric power for the first time, you might be wondering about electric car reliability.
How reliable are EVs compared to their gasoline counterparts? The short answer is that EVs tend to be easier to maintain than gasoline vehicles because they have fewer moving parts! The service team at Suntrup Volkswagen has more details on the reliability and maintenance costs of EVs in the guide below.
Not only are EVs generally more reliable than gas-powered cars, but they’re also cheaper to maintain! While EVs tend to have higher sticker prices, the Yale Climate Connection determined that they’re also about 40% cheaper to maintain, so the costs even out. As we discussed above, EVs have far fewer parts under the hood than gas-powered vehicles, so you’ll no longer have to come in for the following services:
Just because EVs don’t require as much maintenance as gasoline-powered cars doesn’t mean they don’t require any maintenance at all. You should still come in for routine services as outlined in your owner’s manual. Here are the most important ways you can keep your EV running in top condition on the St Peters roads:
If you have any further questions about EV reliability or maintenance, feel free to contact our office! You can also stop by our dealership to talk to a member of our team in person. We’re conveniently located near Webster and are happy to help you out and answer any questions.
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