We take care of all electric vehicle motor problems. If you need your Tesla motor repaired or replaced, we can do that. Feel free to give us a call to discuss your unique situation with our staff!
Do you have a Tesla motor that doesn’t work as well as it should? Is the motor broken? Is your Tesla motor not able to be covered under a warranty program? We can fix your Tesla Motor.
Precision Electric Vehicle Repair has the machinery and expertise to handle any EV repair. We have over 30 years of experience rebuilding transmissions. We are based in the United States and serve the world with exceptional quality automotive services. Essentially, we know cars. And, we know how to fix your Tesla motor.
The 2012 Tesla Model S Performance model has a three-phase, four-pole AC induction 416 horsepower (310 kW) and 443 foot pound (601 newton meters) electric motor (mounted on the rear) with a copper rotor. The base model uses a 270 kW (362 horsepower) and a 325 foot pound motor. The P100D outputs 439 kW (589 horsepower).
For the rear wheel drive, the drive unit is a permanent-magnet switching reluctance AC. For the all-wheel drive, the motor in the front is induction AC. According to the EPA, the average motor runs at 192 kW and produces 258 horsepower and 307 foot pounds.
Tesla first showed the Model Y in March 2019 and started production in January 2020. Tesla started deliveries on on March 13, 2020.
The vehicle is based upon the Model 3 sedan. The Model Y shares 75% (estimated) of its parts with the Tesla Model 3 (including a similar interior design and electric motor).
At Precision Electric Vehicle Repair, we know cars. So how does this help you? We are here to help you diagnose your problem, and guide you through the repair process. We will do this at no charge to you. We want you to know that your electric vehicle repair will be done with professionalism, and care. To help prove this to our customers, we want the help and support to be the same way. We are here to serve you!
Our services are available for the entire continental United States. We will ship your broken component to our facility (located in NE Iowa), and there begin the repair process. In addition to thoroughly investigating your broken vehicle component, we will reach out to you with any new findings that might alter cost. Once you have approved of the repairs, we will perform them and ship the item back to you. Let us handle it all!