Specialist EV servicing you can trust

Keeping your electrified vehicle performing at its best is straightforward with Williams. We provide dedicated EV servicing for BMW, MINI, Jaguar and Land Rover models, helping maintain battery health, efficiency, reliability and long-term durability. Our expert technicians are trained to work safely with high-voltage electric vehicle systems and use advanced diagnostic equipment to monitor battery health, software systems, charging components and other key areas. Routine servicing also helps identify potential issues early, giving you complete confidence every time you drive. Although electric vehicles have fewer moving parts than petrol or diesel models, regular servicing remains essential to maintain safety, efficiency and long-term reliability.

What’s Involved in a Full Service:

Every full service includes a comprehensive inspection of your vehicle's key systems to help maintain performance, reliability and safety while identifying potential issues before they become costly repairs

Battery and Charging System
Cabling and Inspection of Electrical Connections
Checking Fluid Levels
Brakes and Tyres
How Often Do EV’s Need Servicing? Electric vehicles generally require servicing every 12 months or at the manufacturer's recommended mileage, whichever comes first. Although EVs have fewer moving parts than petrol or diesel vehicles, regular servicing is still essential to inspect key components such as the battery, brakes, tyres, suspension and electrical systems.

Routine servicing helps preserve the efficiency and longevity of these components, ensuring your vehicle continues to deliver the smooth, reliable driving experience it was designed for. By following the manufacturer's recommended schedule, you can have confidence that your EV is being maintained to the highest standard.
How Do I Know if My Car Needs a Service? Most modern vehicles will alert you when a service is due, but there are other signs that should not be ignored. Warning lights on the dashboard, unusual noises, reduced performance, difficulty starting the engine or changes in braking or steering can all indicate that your vehicle needs attention. Even if your car appears to be running normally, following the manufacturer's recommended service schedule is the best way to maintain reliability, improve safety and help prevent more expensive repairs in the future.

A full service also provides an opportunity to identify worn or damaged components before they develop into more serious problems. Regular maintenance helps keep your vehicle operating efficiently, can improve fuel economy and supports the long term health of key systems such as the engine, brakes, suspension and tyres.

Whether you drive every day or only occasionally, routine servicing is an important part of responsible vehicle ownership. Keeping up with scheduled maintenance not only helps extend the lifespan of your car but can also protect its resale value and provide greater confidence every time you get behind the wheel.

Frequently Asked Questions?

Have questions about servicing your electric vehicle? Here are answers to some of the most common queries, helping you understand what to expect and why regular servicing remains important. 

Do electric vehicles need an MOT?

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Yes. Electric vehicles require an MOT once they are three years old, just like petrol and diesel vehicles. While EVs are exempt from emissions testing, the MOT still checks important safety components such as the brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, lights and seatbelts to ensure your vehicle remains roadworthy. An MOT is a legal requirement, whereas servicing is recommended by the manufacturer to help maintain your vehicle's condition and performance. 

Does servicing my electric vehicle help maintain the warranty?

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In many cases, yes. Following the manufacturer's recommended service schedule can be a condition of maintaining your vehicle warranty and, in some cases, certain battery warranty requirements. Keeping a complete service history also demonstrates that your vehicle has been maintained correctly, which can be beneficial if you ever make a warranty claim or decide to sell your EV. 

Will servicing improve the range of my electric vehicle?

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Routine servicing cannot increase your battery's original capacity, but it can help your electric vehicle continue to operate as efficiently as possible. During a service, technicians inspect systems that can affect performance, including tyres, braking components, cooling systems and software updates where applicable. Keeping these systems in good condition helps support efficiency, reliability and the overall driving experience. 

Why is regular software checking important for electric vehicles?

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Modern electric vehicles rely on sophisticated software to manage everything from battery performance and charging to safety systems and vehicle diagnostics. During a service, your vehicle can be checked for any available software updates or system alerts, helping to ensure it continues to operate efficiently, securely and in line with the manufacturer's latest recommendations.