24/7 emergency dispatch
Emergency roadside EV charging
Battery at zero on Highway 111 or stuck on I-10 in July heat? Call dispatch and we send the closest mobile charging unit with enough range to get you where you're going.
What happens when you call
- Get safe first. Move out of traffic lanes if you can, switch on your hazard lights, and call 911 if you are in danger.
- Call 760-278-9676. Give us your location (nearest exit, cross street or mile marker), direction of travel, vehicle make and model, and roughly how much charge is left.
- We dispatch the closest unit. You get an ETA by phone and live updates by text.
- We charge you up on the spot. Emergency service delivers up to 80 miles of range, enough to reach home or a full-speed charger.
Why not just call a tow?
Most EVs should be moved on a flatbed, and a tow just relocates the problem: you still end up waiting at a charger. A mobile charge usually gets you moving faster, and you skip the second trip to pick up your car.
If your vehicle has a mechanical or 12-volt issue we can't fix with a charge, we'll tell you right away and refer you to a tow.
Desert heat makes it urgent
Coachella Valley summers regularly pass 110 degrees. Running out of charge means losing air conditioning, so we prioritize roadside calls, especially for drivers with kids, pets or older passengers in the car.
Questions
More answers on our FAQ page.
How fast can you reach me?
About 25 minutes on average in Palm Desert, Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, Indio, Cathedral City and Indian Wells, and about 45 minutes in our extended zone. We give you a real ETA when you call.
Can you charge a completely dead EV?
In most cases, yes. If the 12-volt battery is also dead or the vehicle has a fault, we will tell you on site and help arrange a tow if needed.
Do you serve the highways?
Yes, including I-10, Highway 111, Highway 62 and Highway 86, as long as the vehicle is stopped in a location where our technician can work safely.