EV Battery Dead? We Bring the Charge to You.
Running low on range in an unfamiliar part of Johnson City, or stuck with an empty battery on I-26? We bring mobile charging equipment straight to your vehicle, no tow required for most situations.
Call Now: (423) 555-5555Mobile Charging, Right Where You're Stopped
Modern tow trucks can now carry mobile charging equipment powered directly off the truck itself, the same way a fuel truck brings gas to a stranded driver. Rather than waiting for a tow, we bring enough of a charge to get you safely to the nearest public charging station, or all the way to your destination if it's close.
What's Included
- Mobile charging equipment brought directly to your vehicle
- Enough charge added to comfortably reach the nearest charging station
- Guidance to the nearest public charger for a full charge
- Flatbed towing available if charging isn't the right fit for your situation
- Technicians trained in EV-safe handling and connector types
How Much Does EV Roadside Charging Cost?
Mobile charging starts with a $65 dispatch fee plus a per-kWh energy charge. Because the equipment, generator, and technician all have to travel to you, mobile charging costs more per kWh than plugging in at home or a public station, that premium covers the dispatch and specialized equipment, not the electricity itself. Most roadside top-ups total between $90 and $150 depending on how much charge you need.
Why Speed Matters More Than It Seems
A battery that sits completely empty for too long can suffer permanent reduced capacity in its lithium-ion cells. That's part of why getting a quick top-up matters, it's not just about convenience, it protects your battery's long-term health too.
Local Relevance
As more EVs travel the I-26 corridor toward Asheville and through Johnson City, we've built out mobile charging capability specifically for drivers who run low in areas where public fast chargers are spaced further apart, particularly along the more rural stretches of Washington, Carter, and Sullivan counties.
Also Stuck With...
If charging isn't quite what you need, one of these might be:
- Flatbed Towing, the only safe way to tow most EVs
- Car Lockout Service, keys locked inside
- Winch-Out Service, stuck in a ditch or soft shoulder
Common Questions
Mobile charging starts with a $65 dispatch fee plus a per-kWh energy charge. Mobile charging always costs more per kWh than home or public charging. Most top-ups total between $90 and $150.
Enough to comfortably reach the nearest public charging station, typically 20 to 30 miles of range, depending on your vehicle and the charging equipment used.
Our equipment supports standard CCS connectors used by most non-Tesla EVs. Let dispatch know your vehicle's make and model when you call so we can confirm compatibility.
We'll flatbed tow your vehicle to a charging station or repair facility instead. EVs should always be transported on a flatbed, never wheel-lift towed.
A battery that sits fully depleted for an extended period can suffer permanent reduced capacity. Getting some charge into it quickly helps protect its long-term health.
Our average response time is about 30 minutes across Johnson City and Washington County, depending on traffic and your exact location.
Yes, EV roadside charging is available around the clock, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Yes, we regularly assist drivers traveling the I-26 corridor toward Asheville, where public fast chargers can be spaced further apart than in the city.