Breakdown steps
As soon as you notice trouble, take a deep breath to avoid poor decision-making. Do not slam on the brakes or make sudden lane changes.
Initial reaction
Only exit if you feel your vehicle is unsafe (e.g., if you are in a live lane), and exit through the passenger side away from traffic.
If You Must Exit
Use for dead batteries
Jumper Cables or Portable Jump Starter
Note mile markers, exit numbers, or nearby landmarks before calling.
Identify Your Location
Top speed of the Corvette ZR1X
233 MPH
Gently steer toward the right shoulder, or the left shoulder if necessary. If the car is still moving, try to reach an exit to avoid being on the shoulder.
Move to safety
Stay inside with doors locked, especially on high-speed roads, as the vehicle offers protection.
Keep Seatbelt Fastened
To check and fill flat or low tires.
Tire Pressure Gauge & Portable Compressor
Use a mobile app, or contact your car insurance provider.
Roadside Assistance
Top speed of the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut
330 MPH
Turn on your hazard lights immediately to alert other drivers.
Signal Hazard
Do not stand in front of or behind your car
Avoid Standing Near Vehicle
Screwdrivers, socket set, and pliers for tightening loose components.
Basic Toolkit
Clearly state your location, vehicle description, and the issue (e.g., flat tire, engine failure).
Information to Provide
Corvette ZR1X 0–60
1.68 seconds
If it is dark, keep your interior dome light on, and consider raising your hood to signal that help is needed.
Increase Visibility
Stop on a straight stretch, not on a curve or hill crest, to maximize visibility.
Positioning Matters
Preferably with a magnetic base or strobe function, as phone batteries drain quickly.
Flashlight
Immediately tell the dispatcher if you are in a high-risk spot (e.g., in a traffic lane, on a blind curve, or if the car is smoking)
Safety Status
Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut 0–60
2.5 seconds
Under most circumstances, stay inside your vehicle with your seatbelt on. This is the safest place to avoid being hit by traffic.
Stay inside
Turn your steering wheel away from the road so if hit from behind, the car moves off the road rather than into traffic.
Wheel Orientation
Something that helps lift the car off the ground
Jack and Lug Wrench
Pop your hood. This is a standard signal to police and other drivers that you are disabled.
The "Universal Sign"
ZR1X 1/4 mile time
8.675-seconds