HEVRA Expands Technical Support to Include Supercars and Rare Models

HEVRA, the UK’s leading provider of technical support for electric and hybrid vehicles, is thrilled to announce the launch of its new 'rEVive' Supercar Support Programme

HEVRA, the UK’s leading provider of technical support for electric and hybrid vehicles, is thrilled to announce the launch of its new 'rEVive' Supercar Support Programme. This groundbreaking service is designed to meet the unique needs of supercar and rare vehicle owners, filling a critical gap in the UK automotive landscape.

Recognising the growing demand for specialised technical assistance with exclusive vehicles, HEVRA has developed this programme to extend the same level of expert support that has made them a trusted resource for more widely-owned electric and hybrid models. The rEVive Supercar Support Programme provides tailored assistance for supercars and rare models, ensuring owners have access to the specialised knowledge and service required to maintain these exceptional vehicles.

"Traditional support models rely on economies of scale, which has historically limited our ability to assist with rare or supercar models," said Peter Melville, Technical Director at HEVRA. "With the rEVive programme, we are excited to bring our expertise to a new category of vehicles, ensuring that even the most exclusive models on the road receive the care they deserve."

The programme initially covers the following models:

  • Honda NSX NC1 (2016-2022)

  • Lexus LC 500h GWZ100 (2017-)

  • Lexus LS 500h GVF5x (2017-)

  • Lexus LS 600h/LS 600hL UVF4x (2006-2017)

  • Tesla Roadster (2010-2012)

  • Volkswagen XL1 6Z1 (2013-2016)

  • Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid ZG2 (2021-)

  • Ferrari SF90 Stradale F173 (2019-)

  • Ferrari 296 F171 (2021-)

  • Lamborghini Revuelto (2024-)

  • Lamborghini Urus Hybrid (2024-)

  • Lotus Eletre (2022-)

  • McLaren Artura (2022-)

  • McLaren P1 (2013-2018)

  • Rolls-Royce Spectre (2024-)

Support through the rEVive programme is available at competitive rates, with options for half-day or full-day assistance. Depending on customer needs, HEVRA can provide support remotely, in person, or through a combination of both. Currently, the service is available in Mainland England and Wales, with potential for expansion based on demand.

In addition, HEVRA invites inquiries about extending the service to other models not currently listed. As this is a specialised programme, there may be a waiting list due to anticipated high demand.

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