UK EV repair-shop directory

Search the directory by workshop name, town, or postcode, or filter by UK region. Open a profile to review public contact details, opening hours, and evidenced services, then contact the garage directly to confirm that it serves your vehicle and is available. The directory does not calculate distance or guarantee that a listing is the nearest workshop.

Services vary by workshop. Public evidence may cover electric or hybrid vehicle servicing, diagnostics, general repairs, battery health checks, or battery-related work. Check the individual profile and source, then ask the garage to confirm the exact service, vehicle make or model, equipment, price, and timescale before booking.

Not every garage offers the same electric or hybrid vehicle capability, particularly for high-voltage systems. Use each profile's public evidence as a starting point and ask the workshop whether appropriately trained people, tools, procedures, and insurance cover the work your vehicle needs. Do not attempt high-voltage repairs yourself.

Only some listings have public evidence of battery diagnostics, repair, replacement, pack, or module work. A profile does not guarantee that a workshop can repair your particular battery. Contact the garage with the vehicle and battery details, fault information, and any diagnostic evidence so it can confirm capability and next steps.

Use the directory to compare listed workshops by location and evidenced EV services. Profiles show public contact details, working hours, supported brands, battery capabilities, and source links when that information is available. Contact the workshop directly to confirm that it can diagnose or repair your specific vehicle and to check current pricing and availability.

Yes. Business buyers, fleets, and repair professionals can browse ReBattery's marketplace for available EV packs, modules, and related battery inventory. A qualified workshop must confirm the correct battery identity, compatibility, condition, and installation requirements before you buy. Availability depends on the live inventory listed by sellers.

Marketplace listings identify a “Verified seller” when the seller identity is available, and the buying experience is “Built with buyer protection in mind.” Buyers should still review the battery description, condition, test data, documentation, price, delivery arrangements, and transaction terms before committing. These safeguards support due diligence but do not replace technical inspection or workshop confirmation.

Check the exact part or battery identity, vehicle compatibility, pack or module format, chemistry, voltage, capacity, physical dimensions, connectors, condition, fault history, and available state-of-health or diagnostic evidence. Ask the workshop carrying out the repair to confirm compatibility and installation requirements. Do not rely on a similar model name alone.

ReBattery can help assess whether the removed battery may still have value for resale or reuse, or whether it should move to a suitable recycling route. Prepare the battery identity, condition, diagnostic evidence, photos, location, and any safety or transport information. Damaged batteries require qualified assessment and compliant handling before they are moved.

No. ReBattery provides an evidence-backed discovery directory and battery marketplace, but it does not diagnose vehicles, book repairs, or endorse a particular workshop. A directory listing is not a ReBattery partnership or a guarantee of capability, availability, price, or repair outcome.