Electric vehicles (EVs) have made shock waves in the automotive industry with their high performance and fuel economy. Once our San Marcos customers upgrade to an EV, pumping gas is no longer an issue, but questions that frequently arises is, “do electric cars use oil?” or “do I need an electric car oil change?” Also, learn more about the difference between hybrid and electric cars!
Technically speaking, EVs don’t use motor oil, but there are various fluids and lubricants to help the vehicle run at their top capability. Find out more about if you need an electric car oil change and do electric cars need oil with the specialists at First Texas Honda. Also, if your electric vehicle needs maintenance, schedule a service appointment with our service center today!
Although EVs don’t use engine oil, we still get questions like, “do electric cars use oil?” or “do electric cars need oil?” There are various oils and fluids that EVs need to drive well on Round Rock roads. Check out what fluids and oils EVs use below:
Now that you know you don’t need an electric car oil change, there are important parts of an electric vehicle’s composition that you should be aware of.
As you may know, these vehicles run solely on an electric battery instead of a gasoline-powered engine. This is the primary component that our Cedar Park customers know about, but there’s so much more that you should know about. Check them out below:
Know that you know more about the composition of an electric vehicle, visit us at our Austin dealership for a test drive. Contact us for more information!
If you’re looking for a versatile SUV with an accommodating interior, the 2023 Honda HR-V is a great choice. The new Honda HR-V provides the spacious passenger and cargo areas you need to travel comfortably around Round Rock. Below, you can get a closer look at the 2023 Honda HR-V interior with First Texas Honda, and learn more…
The 2023 Honda CR-V interior was designed to be as versatile as it is stylish. Year after year, the Honda CR-V wows with its practical and spacious cabin. For the 2023 year, the Honda CR-V SUV returns with generous seating space, interior dimensions, and comforts and technologies. Read on to learn more about the Honda…
If you’re searching for a new sedan, you probably want a vehicle that offers both performance and fuel efficiency. The entry-level Honda Civic (Civic Sedan Sport) earns an EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 31 mpg city/40 mpg highway*. You’ll have the fuel-friendly performance you need on Round Rock roads, and you’ll save more every time you…