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EV Repair Services
EV Centers of America- Electric Vehicle Repair Services
EV Centers of America provides repair and maintenance services to OEM electric cars through our network of independent EV auto mechanics, who have completed an intensive training of the Certified Electric Vehicle Technician (CEVT) program at the Cleantech Institute, and have passed examinations to be qualified as Certified EV Mechanics (CEVM).
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(Electric car battery pack and motor system)
Our Certified EV Technician team has expertise in installation, diagnostics and repair the following key system component of an advanced electric vehicle:
* Electric Motors, DC and AC
* Inverter and System Controller
* Electric Vehicle Drivetrain System
* Single Speed Transmission
* Lithium Ion Battery Cells and Battery Pack
* Battery Management System
* Air Conditioning System and
* Thermal Management System
* Regenerative Braking System
* Scheduled repair and maintenance
* and other services required for your EVs
Our Certified EV Mechanics (EV Docs) are well-trained and have experience and expertise in performing diagnostics and repair of system components of an OEM electric vehicle.
Recent Posts
Here's Why Electric Cars Will Succeed: Owners Just Adore Them
They're quieter, smoother, calmer, and cost less than an ICE car, and more relaxing to drive--even in lousy traffic--than gasoline powered cars. (Green Car Report 2/28/2014).
EV Centers provide repair and maintenance services to OEM electric cars via our network of EV Doctors across America.
Please call EV Doctors at the toll free (877) 876-6266.
We are an exclusive distributor of EV Express, the new 42 kW and 66 kW DC fast charging stations, known as in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
The DC fast charger can charge a typical electric car i.e. Nissan Leaf within 20 minutes to get 80% of the energy capacity
EV Fast Charging Infrastructure
EV Centers are setting up an infrastructure of DC fast chargers across America.
Starting from Sacramento, Northern California to San Diego, Los Angeles to Las Vegas and to New York, a journey of more than 2,800 miles passing through many cities in 11 states in the United States of America.