Regular testing ensures compliance, and habits of eco-driving make your footprint small. Finally, responsible recycling at the end of life keeps it sustainable. While you would handle minor checks such as checking the tire pressure and fluids, complex work requires a professional. By DIY, you can perform some visual inspections, top fluids up, and replace filters.
However, when it comes to diagnostics, major repairs, software upgrades, and even running by the warranty, it is best to leave things to the trained mechanic, who would know and can provide the necessary equipment for your hybrid to go extremely long, saving you on fuel to boot. While both hybrid and non-hybrid cars require regular maintenance, there are some key differences in what needs attention.