Edirisinghe Brothers’ Hybrid Hub and the Sri Lanka Insurance Corporation (SLIC) have come together again to host more Hybrid Vehicle Clinics similar to the inaugural program carried out in December 2017 at the Racecourse, in Colombo 7.
Co-Chief Operating Officer of Edirisinghe Brothers’ Hybrid Hub, Sanka Edirisinghe said, “Hybrid vehicles are somewhat different from conventional petrol or diesel powered vehicles in terms of the technology involved and requires a different approach to maintenance. This speciality approach is vital in order to prevent expensive repairs which may occur at a later period.
“Hybrid vehicles require technicians and service advisors with in-depth knowledge about the technology behind the vehicle as well as specific training.
“We consider it an honour to partner with Sri Lanka Insurance Corporation and initiate programs such as this to create awareness of hybrid vehicle maintenance,” he said.
“With the Sri Lankan hybrid vehicle market growing, SLIC was keen to address many of our customers’ predicament of being unaware of basic maintenance knowledge required for a Hybrid vehicle,” an SLIC spokesman said.
“To provide a further opportunity for those who missed the clinic in December 2017, multiple clinics will be introduced to include regions such as the Central Province,” he said.