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“Hi. Here is my story. My daughter asked me to boost her Hyundai Kona electrique car. I told her it was impossible to boost your electrique car! But, I just boost the little 12 Volt battery. And the car started to run. Wow! Was I surprised! 
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I received a dispatch for a dead battery as I arrived on scene, I noticed that the battery jump was for a Tesla car, and I also noticed that he was parked at a charging station and it was plugged in. I was greeted by the customer and I had to ask”do you still need a jump” the customer stated the 12 volt battery was dead. So I used my JNC 950 and bingo the Tesla started, new systems, new times.
Gary – Thanks for adding to the discussion. For sure, a dead 12V battery can render an EV inoperable. Glad that your JNC950 got the job done. Actually, jumping the 12V battery in an EV, including Tesla, is pretty straightforward. Thanks again, Jim from Clore Automotive