Emergency Mobile EV Charging

A low battery warning on a busy road is one of the loneliest feelings a new EV owner can have, especially with kids in the back seat. EVShield emergency mobile EV charging exists for exactly that moment. You call, a dispatcher takes your location and vehicle details, and a charging technician drives to you with portable equipment built to deliver enough energy to get you safely to a charger, home, or your next stop.

This is not a replacement for a full charge at a public station. It is a bridge. A typical visit adds roughly 25 to 50 miles of range, depending on your vehicle, the temperature, and how long the session runs. That is usually plenty to reach a fast charger or your own driveway without a tow.

How it works

1
Call or request
Call 551-243-6722 for immediate help, or send a request online. Tell us where you are, what you drive and whether anyone is in an unsafe spot.
2
Dispatch and ETA by text
Once a technician is dispatched, you get a text with an estimated arrival. Our target average is under 45 minutes in metro areas and up to 90 in outlying areas; it is a goal, not a guarantee.
3
Charge and go
The technician connects using Tesla (NACS) or CCS1, with CHAdeMO on request, delivers a top-up session and confirms your car is ready to drive.

When to call us

Your range estimate hits zero or the car enters a reduced-power mode
A public charger is out of service and the next one is too far away
You arrived home on fumes and your home charger is not working
You are in a parking deck where a tow truck cannot easily reach you

Safety comes first

If you are stopped on a live travel lane or a narrow shoulder, call 911 first. Turn on hazards, stay belted inside the car if traffic is close, or move behind a barrier if it is safe to do so. When you call us, tell the dispatcher about children, pets or medical needs so we can advise you while you wait.

How much charge you get

Portable charging delivers energy more slowly than a public DC fast charger. We set expectations honestly: most visits add roughly 25 to 50 miles. Cold weather, a large battery pack or heavy accessory use can reduce what shows on the dash. If we believe charging alone will not get you safely somewhere useful, we will say so and talk through towing instead.

Where we can reach you

Home driveways, workplace lots, retail centers, apartment garages with adequate clearance, and road shoulders where it is safe for a technician to work. Some locations, such as active interstate shoulders, may require law enforcement or a tow for safety reasons.

Twenty makes, one number to call.

Tesla (NACS) and CCS1. CHAdeMO on request.

Questions about emergency mobile ev charging

How fast can you get to me?

Our target average is under 45 minutes in metro areas and up to 90 minutes in outlying areas. Actual arrival depends on traffic, weather and demand. You receive an ETA by text once a technician is dispatched.

How much range will one emergency charge add?

A typical visit adds roughly 25 to 50 miles. Results vary by vehicle, battery temperature and session length.

What does it cost?

An emergency mobile charge is $175. A 12-volt jump-start is a separate $140 service. Square displays the final checkout total.

Which connectors do you carry?

Tesla (NACS) and CCS1. CHAdeMO is available on request, so mention it when you call if you drive an older Nissan Leaf.

Is a request online the same as a confirmed dispatch?

No. An online request is received and reviewed. For immediate help, always call 551-243-6722.

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