Last night my car was working normally and I decided to charge it at home in the garage from 90 miles to 200. My phone got notification charging was complete at 3 AM. But when I got in the car to take the kids to school it would not wake up and is completely unresponsive. I don’t know if there’s a way to remove the charging cable from the car in this state. I tried to make a service appointment hoping the mobile team would come take a look but it wants me to take it to a service center in two weeks. Obviously there’s no way for me to get it there other than a tow. I could not wake it with my phone or with my card key. Has anyone heard of this happening or what I might try?
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EVRider-FL
Active Member
If it is the battery, the car might have limited functionality after letting it sit for a while. That happened to me when our 3’s 12V battery died. That allowed me to move the car out of my garage to give a mobile ranger or tow truck better access.
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Agree it sounds like 12v, and contact roadside if you can't jump it yourself.
Also there's a physical pull release for the charging cable in the trunk.
Also there's a physical pull release for the charging cable in the trunk.
