Electric Vehicle Collision Repair in Los Angeles
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- Limited lifetime warranty on paint and bodywork
Same repair,
different parts list
An electric car body shop in Los Angeles is the same body shop as any other. Here is where being electric changes a collision repair, and where it leaves the job alone.
An EV repair at a glance
| On any car | On an electric car | |
|---|---|---|
| The damage | Bumpers, panels, doors, glass and structure take a hit the same way | The same. Some models use aluminum panels, and that changes whether a dent is pulled or the panel is replaced |
| Panel repair | Steel dents are pulled and finished | Aluminum work-hardens, so some dents call for a replacement panel instead |
| Cameras and sensors | Recalibrated once the parts they sit in are replaced | The same. Which ones need it depends on what came off |
| Parts | Genuine parts can be ordered for any make | The same. Some models are new enough that we tell you what we are waiting on |
| The claim | You choose the shop and we document the damage for your adjuster | No difference at all |
Which electric cars
come through the shop
Any of them. Tesla, Rivian, Polestar, and the electric models from Hyundai, Kia and Chevrolet all get the same collision work. So does every other electric car that turns up with a dented panel.
What we do here
- Body, panel and structural repair, including aluminum
- Paint matched from the code, not guessed at by eye
- Camera and driver-assist sensor recalibration after replacement
- Genuine parts ordered by make
Where to start
Everything an EV body shop does starts with a free written estimate. Send photos with the form below and we can work from those, or drive the car in and we look at it here.
A photo estimate is a starting number. What the repair actually needs is settled once the car is on the floor and the damaged area comes apart.
If the EV is not drivable
Do not drive it. Call (310) 880-7575 and we can help arrange professional towing to the shop. A flatbed is the usual way an electric car gets moved.
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AZ Auto Collision Center is an independent Los Angeles body shop.
Electric vehicle repair questions
Which electric brands can you repair?
Any of them. Body, structure, paint and sensor work is the same job whatever badge is on the hood, so an EV goes through the shop the way any other car does. If it plugs in and it has collision damage, bring it in for a free written estimate.
Can you get parts for a less common electric car?
Yes. We can order genuine parts for any make, newer electric brands included. On an insurance claim the policy sets what is covered, you can ask for genuine parts, and we walk through the options with you at the estimate. Parts availability affects how long a repair takes, so we talk about it at the estimate rather than after.
Do the driver-assist cameras need recalibrating after the repair?
Often, yes. Cameras and radar sensors ride in bumper covers, mirrors and the glass area, and manufacturer repair procedures call for recalibration once those parts are replaced or disturbed. We recalibrate driver-assist systems after the repair, and that step works the same whether the car is electric or not.
Does an insurance claim work differently for an electric car?
No. Same claim, same steps: you report it, you pick the shop, we document the damage and file supplements if teardown shows more than the first estimate did. California puts the choice of repair shop with you, and being electric does not change that. See how a claim runs here.
My EV is not drivable after a crash. What now?
Do not drive it. Call (310) 880-7575 and we can help arrange professional towing to the shop. Tell us where the car is sitting and whether it still rolls, because that changes how it gets loaded. If a wheel sits wrong, something is dragging, or a warning stays up on the screen, treat the car as not drivable.
Is there a warranty after an EV repair?
Yes. The repair is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on paint and bodywork: workmanship on the bodywork, and paint against peeling, bubbling, and cracking, for as long as you own the vehicle. The warranty is non-transferable. It does not cover parts under a manufacturer's warranty, rust from unrepaired damage, damage from later accidents, or normal wear.
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