50% savings on maintenance: EBRO’s After-Sales Director claims their new plans allow customers to “enjoy their cars with complete peace of mind.”
09/10/2026 16:30
Updated to
09/10/2026 19:00
EBRO has introduced new maintenance plans designed to reduce the cost of inspections and simplify vehicle expense management for its customers. These contracts allow customers to prepay for the regular services specified by the manufacturer over a certain period and mileage limit, enabling savings of up to 50% compared to paying for each service separately, according to the brand.
The proposal offers an alternative for those who prefer to know in advance how much it will cost to maintain their car, rather than dealing with each inspection separately. Customers can choose plans ranging from one to seven years, with a limit of up to 15,000 kilometers per year, allowing the duration and mileage to match the intended use of the vehicle.
Lower maintenance costs
"With these new plans, we want our customers to enjoy their EBRO with complete peace of mind, knowing that their vehicle receives the maintenance recommended by the brand and allowing them to anticipate the cost of inspections from the start," explains Jorge Rodríguez, EBRO’s After-Sales Director.
The repairs will be carried out at the official network’s workshops and will follow the procedures established by the manufacturer, covering the services included in the preventive maintenance program using official parts and materials, except for wear and tear components. This is something that needs to be clear, as it is not a comprehensive coverage for all repairs or insurance against any malfunction, but rather a contract focused on scheduled inspections.
The service will be available for the entire brand range when purchasing a new vehicle through an official dealership, although EBRO plans to extend this option to already registered cars in the future. These plans can also be included in the car financing, so that the maintenance costs are combined into a single payment along with the vehicle installment, aiming to simplify expense management.
In addition, the brand claims that these plans can also facilitate tracking of maintenance history, as repairs performed at their official network are recorded, which can be useful when it’s time to sell the car secondhand.
A plan for the entire EBRO range in Spain
The maintenance plan is compatible with the company’s entire range, which consists of four different models. The EBRO s400 HEV serves as the entry-level model, a self-charging hybrid SUV that delivers 204 horsepower and has a combined fuel consumption of 5.3 l/100 km. Above it is the EBRO s700, available in three powertrain options: a gasoline version with a 1.6 TGDI engine producing 147 horsepower and an automatic transmission, a self-charging hybrid that reaches 224 horsepower, and a plug-in hybrid with 279 horsepower capable of traveling 90 km without emissions.
At the higher end is the EBRO s800, which is larger in size and available in two versions similar to its predecessor: one with a 147 CV gasoline engine, another as a plug-in hybrid with 279 CV and an electric range of 90 km. The top model is the EBRO s900 PHEV, a plug-in hybrid SUV with 428 CV that can travel up to 140 km in electric mode and has an approved combined range of 1,050 km.