Emergency Mobile EV Charging & Roadside Rescue

What Emergency Mobile Charging Actually Does

Emergency mobile charging is designed to deliver enough range to reach a working charging station — not a full recharge on the roadside. An operator arrives with mobile Level 2 charging equipment and adds energy on the spot so you can continue your trip.

The energy accepted and the range added depend on your vehicle, its onboard charger, the battery state, weather, and how long the operator charges. We confirm the plan with you before dispatch.

When to Call for an Emergency Charge

• Your EV is stranded with little or no charge
• You misjudged range and cannot reach the next charger
• The nearest public charger is broken, occupied, or offline
• You are stuck at home, work, or a parking lot with a depleted battery
• Cold weather cut your range shorter than expected
• You need power fast without waiting for a flatbed tow

How Dispatch Works

• 1. Call 24/7 dispatch or submit the emergency request form with your location
• 2. Share your vehicle, current charge level, and connector type
• 3. We confirm operator availability in your area and a final quote before dispatch
• 4. An independent local operator brings mobile charging to your location
• 5. You get enough energy to reach a working charging station

Straightforward Emergency Pricing

Emergency mobile charging starts at $199, with the final quote confirmed before dispatch. A $50 late-night fee applies from 10 PM to 6 AM, a $50 travel charge may apply, and extended charging is an additional $100 when applicable.

Drivers who want ongoing coverage can join the EEE Rescue membership for $149 per year, which includes one emergency charge per year subject to written membership terms.