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Version 2.32 · 2026-09-04
Performance Enhancements
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The store currently lists version 2.32, updated 2026-09-04.








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The Emergency Response Guide (ERG) for Electric Vehicles!
Vehicle Specific Features Include:
1. Location of 1st, 2nd & 3rd Batteries
2. Lifting and Stabilization Points
3. Location of High Voltage Cables
4. Location of High Voltage Fuel Cell
5 Location of High Voltage Disconnects or Cable Cut Area
5. Location of Jacking Points to Avoid Crushing The Fuel Cell or High Voltage Wires
More information to safely approach, work on and safely extract someone from an electric vehicle (EV) can be found on the app. With this app you can search different electric vehicles and electric charging stations.
**DISCLAIMER: This app is for educational purposes only. The information provided by the application in no way guarantees safety or prevention of severe injury. While operating or working with electric vehicles or electric charging stations, extreme caution is advised.…
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Performance Enhancements
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