

Mercedes-Benz Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Servicing in Hull
As Mercedes-Benz expands its EQ electric range and plug-in hybrid line-up, more drivers in Hull and East Yorkshire are turning to Mer-Tech for specialist EV care. Our technicians are trained and IMI-accredited to work safely on high-voltage systems, so you get manufacturer-level expertise without the main dealer price tag.
Why choose an independent EV specialist
Servicing an electric or hybrid Mercedes isn't the same as servicing a petrol or diesel model — it requires specific safety training, high-voltage isolation procedures, and diagnostic equipment built for EV battery and drive systems. At Mer-Tech, our team holds IMI Electric Vehicle qualifications, meaning we can carry out servicing, MOTs, and repairs on your EQ, hybrid, or plug-in Mercedes with the same rigour as a main dealer.
What we cover
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High-voltage battery health checks and diagnostics
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Hybrid drive system servicing
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Brake and regenerative braking system checks
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Charging system and cable diagnostics
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Software updates and fault code diagnosis
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MOT testing for electric and hybrid models
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Air conditioning and thermal management servicing
All work is carried out to Mercedes-Benz standards using genuine or OEM-equivalent parts, and doesn't affect your manufacturer warranty (protected under UK block exemption rules).
Book online or call us on 01482 210053 to arrange your electric or hybrid Mercedes service.
FAQ:
Does servicing with an independent garage affect my Mercedes warranty?
No. Under UK block exemption regulations, you can have your Mercedes serviced by an independent specialist like Mer-Tech without invalidating your manufacturer warranty, as long as manufacturer-approved parts and procedures are used.
Can you work on high-voltage EV batteries safely?
Yes. Our technicians hold IMI Electric Vehicle qualifications, the industry-recognised standard for safely working on high-voltage automotive systems.
Do you MOT electric and hybrid vehicles?
Yes, our onsite MOT station is equipped to test electric and hybrid Mercedes models.
