Why EVs must be towed differently

Unlike many gas vehicles, most electric vehicles should not be towed with wheels on the ground. EV drivetrains and regenerative systems can be sensitive to wheel-spin during towing.

• Electric motors can generate power when wheels spin
• Regenerative braking systems may be affected by improper towing
• AWD EVs are especially sensitive to wheel-lift towing
• Flatbed transport is typically the safest option

EV situations we handle

• Battery depletion / “0% range”
• Vehicle won’t start or won’t move
• Charging system or warning alerts
• Accident recovery
• Parking garage or airport breakdowns

Recommended towing by EV type

How EV towing works with Tow.market

• Step 1: Tell us you’re driving an EV
• Step 2: Tow.market enforces flatbed-only dispatch when required
• Step 3: EV-capable operator is matched
• Step 4: Track the tow truck with live updates
• Step 5: Receive digital receipt and documentation

Tow.market is built to reduce wrong-truck dispatch and help protect EV owners from costly mistakes.

EV towing FAQ

Can an EV be towed with a wheel-lift?

In many cases, no. Flatbed towing is commonly recommended for EVs to reduce drivetrain risk.

Does insurance cover EV towing?

Often yes, depending on your policy. Tow.market supports insurance-initiated towing workflows when applicable.

Can you tow EVs at airports or garages?

Yes. Tow.market supports EV towing in complex locations like airports, parking garages, and dense city areas.

Nationwide EV towing

Tow.market coordinates EV-safe towing across the United States. Availability may vary by region, but the platform enforces equipment rules designed to protect electric vehicles wherever service is available.

• All 50 states supported
• City, highway, and airport coverage
• EV-aware dispatch logic
• Transparent next steps and updates

Tesla Towing

Tesla vehicles typically require EV-safe towing. Tow.market routes requests with EV-aware logic and supports flatbed dispatch when towing is required.

Common Tesla towing situations

• Battery depleted (“0% range”)
• Vehicle won’t start or can’t shift into drive
• Collision or warning alerts
• Parking garage or airport breakdown

Rivian Towing

Rivian vehicles are heavy AWD EVs. Tow.market applies EV-aware routing and equipment selection to reduce towing risk.

Common Rivian towing situations

• Battery depletion
• Software/drivetrain warnings
• Highway or long-distance transport
• Off-road or uneven terrain recovery

Lucid Towing

Lucid vehicles often have low clearance and advanced drivetrains. Tow.market supports careful handling with EV-aware dispatch logic.

Common Lucid towing situations

• Charging or warning alerts
• Parking garage clearance issues
• Post-travel breakdowns
• Accident recovery

Other EVs We Support

Tow.market supports EV towing for a wide range of brands and models, including (not limited to):

• Ford Mustang Mach-E
• Chevrolet Bolt
• Hyundai Ioniq
• Kia EV6
• BMW i-Series
• Mercedes EQ series

State-Level EV Towing Page Template

Create one page per state with this structure. Recommended URL format: /ev-towing-california.html, /ev-towing-texas.html, etc.

SEO Title

EV Towing in [State] | EV-Safe Flatbed Towing | Tow.market

Intro (copy/paste)

Tow.market provides EV-safe towing across [State], enforcing flatbed dispatch when required to help protect electric drivetrains and sensitive components. Whether you’re in a major city, on the highway, at an airport, or in a parking garage, Tow.market helps match the right equipment with clear updates and next steps.

Sections to include

• “Why EV towing is different” (flatbed focus)
• “Common EV towing situations” (out of range, accident, won’t start)
• “Brands supported in [State]” (Tesla, Rivian, Lucid, etc.)
• “Major areas served” (cities/metros) — optional
• Primary CTA: Request EV Tow

Priority States to Launch First

Start with high EV adoption and high search volume, then clone to all 50 states.

• California
• Texas
• Florida
• New York
• Washington
• New Jersey
• Massachusetts
• Colorado
• Illinois
• Arizona