Posted on 9/27/2024
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular every day, driven by environmental consciousness, technological advancements, and rising fuel costs. But as these sleek, silent machines take over the streets, many car owners ask if maintaining an electric vehicle differs from traditional gas-powered cars. The answer is yes—and no. While some unique aspects of EV maintenance exist, some general practices remain the same. Let's break it down. Fewer Moving Parts, Less Frequent Maintenance One of the most significant differences between electric vehicles and their gasoline counterparts is the number of moving parts. Traditional internal combustion engine cars have complex engines filled with parts that require regular maintenance—everything from oil changes to timing belts and spark plugs. On the other hand, electric vehicles are much simpler under the hood. EVs don't have engine oil, which eliminates the need for regular oil changes. There are no s ... read more