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All setup cards

Status, open path, and artifacts when available

Every card shows not started / in progress / done. Open the guide or tool, mark done when finished, and grab the PDF artifact when one ships with the card. This is a launch screen—not a second homepage of equal links.

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Day 1 checklist

Confirm the basics before habits form: app access, charging gear, warning lights, paperwork, tire pressure, and the first safe drive home.

  • Pair the app and keys
  • Inspect cable/adapters and tires
  • Photograph any delivery issues
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Week 1 settings

Set charge limits, climate, lock behavior, profiles, alerts, privacy, and range displays while the car still feels new.

  • Set daily charge target
  • Enable useful alerts
  • Save driver profiles
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Charging plan

Choose the practical path for your parking, panel, outlet, commute, and public-charging backup before buying hardware.

  • Check Level 1 fit
  • Decide if Level 2 is worth it
  • Add a public backup charger
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Cost estimate

Compare home electricity, public charging, and gasoline replacement costs with real inputs instead of optimistic guesses.

  • Enter kWh rate
  • Add weekly miles
  • Compare public charger share
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Emergency kit

Pack the compact safety items that matter for EV owners without turning the cargo area into a rolling parts closet.

  • Tire-pressure gear
  • Visibility and phone power
  • Roadside info and winter add-ons
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Road-trip rehearsal

Do one low-stakes public charging stop, test payment and connector fit, then keep the road-trip kit small and proven.

  • Install charger apps
  • Practice one DC fast charge
  • Pack only tested gear
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Buy / wait / skip

Use the kit like a product decision system: buy what solves day-one friction, wait on nice-to-haves, skip clutter.

  • Buy proven friction fixes
  • Wait for real patterns
  • Skip duplicate gadgets

This week

A tiny operating plan for the first month

Use the dashboard as a weekly loop: finish Next Up, then come back when a new EV owner question appears.