I own a Jeep Avenger electric vehicle, and it’s time for its maintenance. However, I was shocked to learn that the service is charging ₺9000 for what primarily involves replacing the pollen filter, which costs only around ₺1700-₺1800. Unlike other electric vehicle brands that have minimal maintenance costs, Jeep is charging prices comparable to regular gasoline vehicles. This is both unreasonable and disappointing for an electric vehicle. I am now considering selling my Jeep Avenger at the earliest opportunity and switching to a brand with lower maintenance expenses. Jeep needs to review its service pricing policies and align them with industry standards for EVs. I request a more reasonable solution for this maintenance cost.
I recently inquired about service costs for my Jeep Avenger and was quoted ₺9,000. When I asked about the specific services included, I was informed that the only replacement needed was the pollen filter, with the rest being standard checks. This price seems incredibly high for such a basic maintena...
On December 27, 2023, I purchased a Jeep Avenger electric vehicle. At the time of purchase, I was told that only the pollen filter would need to be ch...
I own a Kia EV6 and on 01/12/2025 I had its periodic maintenance done at Kia Baykaralar authorized service. For this maintenance, in which only the pollen filter and hydraulic brake fluid were changed, I was charged ₺15,000. I find this amount extremely excessive for such a limited operation. I also...
The service and maintenance costs for Opel electric vehicles are highly inflated. My Opel Corsa Electric reached its 1-year mark, and I was called in for periodic maintenance. They quoted me ₺6,600 (€180.54) just to replace the pollen filter, even though its regular price is about ₺360 (€9.85). When...
I’m a Hyundai Ioniq 5 owner, and I’m extremely frustrated with the short service interval policy set by Hyundai Turkey. While Kia, a sister brand, has increased its maintenance schedule to 2 years or 30,000 km, Hyundai still insists on 15,000 km or 1 year, which makes no sense—especially for a fully...
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