I-95: South Florida's EV Challenge
Interstate 95 stretches through our entire service area, from Fort Pierce south through Port St. Lucie, Stuart, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, and beyond to Boca Raton. While this corridor has some public charging stations, gaps exist — especially between exits and during peak travel times.
What Happens When Your EV Dies on I-95
If your EV runs out of charge on I-95, safely pull to the shoulder or nearest exit. Turn on hazards and call our 24/7 dispatch at (916) 826-9410. Our team will coordinate with you to find the safest meeting point, usually at the nearest exit ramp or rest area.
Response Along the Corridor
Our fastest response times are for the I-95 corridor through St. Lucie and Martin counties (Fort Pierce to Hobe Sound). For Palm Beach County locations (Jupiter to Boca Raton), response times are longer and extended travel fees may apply.
Prevent I-95 Stranding
- Check your range before entering I-95 — the next exit might be further than you think
- Factor in traffic: stop-and-go uses more energy than cruising
- Florida Turnpike often has charging plazas — consider it as an alternative route
- Save our number: (916) 826-9410 — we're on call 24/7