Is New Energy Vehicle Technology the Same as Automotive Repair?

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StAlice
07/30/25 3:32am
New energy vehicle technology is not the same as automotive repair. Below are the differences between new energy vehicle maintenance methods and traditional vehicle maintenance: 1. From the perspective of vehicle structure: The structure of new energy vehicles differs from that of traditional vehicles. Components for new energy electric vehicles are harder to source, and their prices are generally higher. The core components of new energy vehicles mainly consist of the three electric systems (battery, motor, and electric control), and repairing these systems requires diagnostic instruments and other tools. The approach emphasizes the use of modern instruments, and proper protective measures must be taken during repairs, including personal protective equipment such as protective suits and insulated gloves. 2. From the perspective of vehicle components: Traditional automotive repair is more straightforward, as traditional vehicles primarily consist of mechanical parts, making repairs simpler and requiring fewer tools to fix a vehicle. 3. From the perspective of repair locations: Much of the technical data for new energy vehicle repairs is confidential, and with extended warranties, repairs are often restricted to 4S dealerships or authorized service centers. In contrast, traditional vehicle repairs have evolved over the years, with more technicians available, and repairs are no longer limited to specific locations.
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