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- Purpose: a short DC boost to get moving, not a full charge; expect
enough energy to reach a nearby charger with margin.
- Connector: typically CCS2; confirm inlet access and that the charge
port isn’t blocked or damaged.
- Duration: brief sessions prioritise safe relocation over 100%
charging; longer charges are done at fixed sites.
- Park straight in a wide bay or shoulder with hazards on; avoid
tight curves, steep cambers, or tunnel mouths.
- Keep traffic‑side doors closed; unlock the charge port and switch
the car to a safe charging state per the model routine.
- If fully flat, expect a short pre‑conditioning step before DC
charging begins.
- Choose mobile charge if the car is accessible, the port/HV system
are healthy, and a nearby charger is reachable after a short boost.
- Choose tow if the spot is dangerous, the port is damaged/submerged,
HV warnings are present, or local rules restrict roadside charging.
- Night/heavy rain or narrow shoulders tilt toward towing to a safer,
lit location.
- Keep HVAC modest to reduce net load.
- Avoid repeated on‑off cycles; let the session complete to target.
- If temperatures are high, pre‑cool briefly, then reduce loads during
the boost.
After the boost: route and margin
- Navigate to a reliable charger within a conservative range; avoid
steep climbs that spike consumption.
- Drive smoothly at moderate speed; use regen wisely but avoid
aggressive braking/accel cycles.
- On arrival, plan a longer AC/DC session and a quick health check if
any warnings appeared.
- Share plate, model, connector type, current SoC (or “dead”), exact
location text, and clearance/space details.
- Confirm mobile charge vs tow in writing, with ETA and destination
(if towing).
- Ask for the operator’s name and vehicle plate; photograph the setup
for records.
- EV‑aware triage: decide quickly between mobile top‑up and tow to a
safe charger.
- Careful setup: correct connector handling, cable routing, and
minimal traffic exposure.
- Clean handover: clear documentation and routing to dependable
charging locations.
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