Electric vehicles are built differently — and they need to be repaired differently. Our technicians follow high-voltage-safe, manufacturer-approved procedures and back every qualifying repair with a lifetime workmanship warranty.
An electric vehicle isn’t a gas car with a battery bolted on. There’s no engine up front, a heavy high-voltage battery pack runs along the floor, and the body often combines aluminum, high-strength steel, and mixed materials engineered to protect that pack in a crash. Repairing one correctly takes the right training, the right procedures, and respect for the high-voltage system.
At Marquis Auto Body, we’re equipped to repair many modern electric and hybrid vehicles. We follow applicable OEM repair procedures and verify repair requirements by year, make, model, and damage type. Before any structural or body work, the high-voltage system is handled according to manufacturer procedures.
Every qualifying repair is backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty, for as long as you own the vehicle. If something goes wrong with our workmanship, we make it right.
High-voltage-safe procedures — the HV system is handled per manufacturer methods before any bodywork
Battery-aware repair — inspection and protection of the high-voltage battery enclosure
Aluminum & mixed-material capable — equipped for the lightweight structures common on EVs
Manufacturer repair procedures — OEM-approved methods for your make and model
ADAS scanning & calibration — through trusted partners, including Nor-Cal Calibrations, when required
Lifetime workmanship warranty — on qualifying repairs, for as long as you own the vehicle
Se Habla Español — bilingual staff available
An electric vehicle has different priorities than a gas car. Here is what we account for on each EV repair we take on.
EV systems can exceed 400 volts. We follow the manufacturer’s process for safely de-energizing and isolating the high-voltage system before structural or body work begins.
On most EVs the battery is part of the structure. We inspect the enclosure and mounting points after an impact and follow OEM guidance on what can be repaired versus replaced.
Aluminum, high-strength steel, and composites are common on EV bodies. These materials need specific tooling and techniques to repair back to factory specifications.
EVs rely on cameras, radar, and ADAS features. When a repair affects them, calibration is performed through trusted partners, including Nor-Cal Calibrations, so the systems work as designed.
Full structural and cosmetic collision repair for every type of vehicle, backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Learn moreCollision and body repair for hybrid vehicles, handling both the gas and high-voltage sides of your car.
Learn moreComputerized Axalta color matching mixed to your vehicle’s factory code for an accurate, durable finish.
Learn moreDriving an electric vehicle that’s been in an accident? Bring it in or send photos. We’ll assess the damage, explain what your EV needs, and provide a written estimate at no charge — and we work directly with your insurance.