Wrapping Up Car Care Month with a Focus on Your Brakes
April 22, 2024
Happy Earth Day from all of us at Christian’s Automotive! As Albuquerque’s premier hybrid and electric vehicle specialists, we’re all about helping our community take stewardship of the vehicles they purchased. Today, we’re not just celebrating Earth Day; we’re embracing it as a call to action to extend the life of your hybrid or electric vehicle (EV) and ensure its optimal performance for years to come.
Why Choose Christian’s Automotive for Your Hybrid or EV?
At Christian’s Automotive, we understand the unique needs of hybrid and electric vehicles. Our certified technicians are equipped with the latest tools and technology to provide specialized care that keeps your eco-friendly vehicle running smoothly, efficiently, and sustainably.
Top 3 Tips for Hybrid Car Owners
- Regular Maintenance Checks: Just like traditional vehicles, hybrids benefit from regular maintenance. However, their needs can be slightly different. Ensure your hybrid’s battery system, electrical components, and software are checked regularly by professionals who specialize in hybrid technology.
- Optimize Your Driving Habits: One of the best ways to care for your hybrid is to drive it efficiently. Use regenerative braking to your advantage, avoid rapid acceleration, and maintain steady speeds to help preserve your vehicle’s battery life and maximize fuel efficiency.
- Keep Your Battery Healthy: The health of your hybrid’s battery is crucial. Avoid exposing your vehicle to extreme temperatures for prolonged periods and try to keep your battery charge between 20% and 80% to help extend its lifespan.
Let’s Make Every Day Earth Day
By choosing to drive a hybrid or electric vehicle, you’re already making a significant positive impact on our environment. At Christian’s Automotive, we’re here to support your choice by providing expert care tailored to the unique needs of your vehicle. Together, we can ensure that your hybrid or electric vehicle contributes to a cleaner, greener world.
