About Electron Automotive

Hybrid vehicles are different, and not every shop treats them that way. That’s where a lot of the frustration starts. At Electron Automotive, this isn’t something we dabble in, it’s the focus. Since 2011, the shop has been built around understanding hybrid and electric systems on a deeper level, not just replacing parts and hoping for the best. When you bring your car in, the goal isn’t to guess. It’s to figure out what’s actually going on and explain it in a way that makes sense.

Most people who walk through the door aren’t looking for anything complicated. They just want straight answers and work they can trust. That’s how things are handled here. No pressure, no confusing explanations, just clear communication and repairs that are meant to hold up. At the end of the day, it’s not just about fixing cars. It’s about taking care of the people who rely on them and making the whole experience a lot less frustrating than what they’re used to.

We Work With Your Warranty

Already have coverage? We work with most extended warranty companies and help you make sense of what’s actually covered.

Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Only

This isn’t a side service. We work on hybrid and electric vehicles every day, so problems get diagnosed correctly the first time.

3-Year / 36,000-Mile Warranty

Repairs are done to last. If something’s not right, you’re covered. No fine print games, just work we stand behind.

*Warranty Terms

Electron Automotive was founded by Chris Nosalek, an electrical engineer with a deep focus on hybrid and electric vehicle systems. From the beginning, the goal wasn’t just to open another repair shop. It was to build a place that actually understands how these vehicles work and can diagnose problems without guesswork.

Chris has spent over a decade working directly with hybrid technology, developing diagnostic tools, training technicians, and building a team that works on these systems every day. He’s also the founder of a hybrid battery remanufacturing company and has taught hybrid and electric vehicle technology at the college level. That experience shows up in how the shop operates, from the way problems are diagnosed to how clearly things are explained.

At the end of the day, it’s not about credentials. It’s about making sure your vehicle is looked at by people who know what they’re doing and care about getting it right.