Brand signal
Powered by EG lockup
A customer-facing EV service signal that sits beside your local shop name instead of replacing it.
Phase 1 network buildout: independent shops, one EV bay, operator support after launch.
Check market fitLicense bundle
Powered by EG is not just a sign. It packages the pieces that make EV service credible on a real shop floor: training, bay standards, parts access, launch support, and operator rhythm.

Operator-backed network
Built around real bays, real diagnostics, and a support path for the first hard EV job.
Inside the license
Most shops underestimate how many decisions sit between first interest and credible EV service. The bundle makes those decisions operational.
Brand signal
A customer-facing EV service signal that sits beside your local shop name instead of replacing it.
Training
Level 1 runs 40-60 hours. Level 2 runs 80-120 hours after Level 1, with perfect execution required on safety-critical items.
Bay
Lift, PPE, isolation, diagnostics, battery handling, and incident-response standards scoped around your first EV lane.
Parts
A clearer sourcing and wholesale path so EV estimates do not die because nobody knows where to get the right part.
Operations
Shop-management setup, advisor training, estimating discipline, workflow standards, inventory logic, and diagnostic routing.
Support
Co-branded launch marketing, first 90-day support, 30/60/90 reviews, and quarterly account reviews after launch.
Plain-English deliverables
A serious shop owner needs to see the operating payload before filling out a form.
Training
First Level 2 path for at least one active technician, with Level 1 and Level 2 competency checks tied to real cars and tools.
Licensing
Powered by EG shop designation, approved co-branded launch marketing, local-brand signage, and network listing discipline.
Equipping
Gap-based scope for lifts, alignment, PPE, scan tools, metering, insulation testing, lockout/tagout, battery handling, and fire-containment basics.
Parts
A wholesale EV parts path through EV Tuning so estimates do not stall when the shop needs a component fast.
Support
90-day launch support, technical support calls, 30/60/90 reviews, quarterly account reviews, and escalation logic for hard jobs.
Marketing
Brand kit, service-lane language, approved customer-facing proof, co-branded launch campaign, and referral routing when the market supports it.
What you avoid
Most owners are not afraid of EV demand. They are afraid of buying tools, sending techs to weak training, and still not knowing what to do when the first hard estimate lands.