Electric Vehicle Jump Start Videos

Electric Vehicle Jump Start

What follows is the series of videos we’ve been putting together to help with electric vehicle jump start procedures if the vehicle’s 12-volt start battery dies.

It is not widely known that every EV features a 12-volt battery that essentially runs everything except the electric motor(s). The high-voltage battery handles that, as well as providing the recharging of the start battery.

But that start battery’s life is as limited as it is in an internal combustion engine vehicle. In fact, while most attention is paid to the high voltage battery and how long it will last and how expensive it will be to replace, it is far more likely that the 12-volt battery will cause a driver a massive headache and fail well earlier than its high voltage counterpart.

Fortunately, the vast majority of EVs can be jump started, and the videos below will get you through the process.

And, if you prefer, our YouTube playlist is here.

Cadillac models

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Chevrolet models

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Ford models

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Hyundai models

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Kia models

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Polestar and Volvo models

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Tesla models

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Toyota and Lexus models

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Manufacturers covered are Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Polestar, Tesla, and Volvo.

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