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GraduateSmart
$64K/yr
Average Salary
1 years
Years of Education
+4%
Job Growth
Many
Total Jobs
EV Technicians diagnose, repair, and maintain electric and hybrid vehicles. As EV adoption accelerates, manufacturers like Tesla, GM, and Ford need trained technicians nationwide. A high-paying modern trade career.
$48K
Starting
$64K
Average
$81K
Senior
High School Diploma or GED
Foundation requirement for all pathways
Certificate in Electric Vehicle Technology
Typically 1 years
Start your career
Entry-level positions and internships
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EVITP — Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program
EVITP
Field
Trades & Skilled Labor
Required Degree
Certificate
Time in School
1 years
Job Demand
10-Year Job Growth
+4%
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Create free account →Federal labor-market data for Electric Vehicle (EV) Technician
Pay range
$48K–$81K
10th–90th percentile
Job growth
+4%
projected 2024–2034
Number of jobs
—
unavailable
Slower than average
Below-average demand growth expected
Typical duties
Read the full duties, work environment, and education requirements on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook Handbook. Open BLS page →
No EV Technician SOC. Mapped to 49-3023 (same as Auto Tech id 97). EV-specialized typically upper end (HV/battery training).