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I'm driving my electric truck down to place without power to provide power for 3-4 hours and then immediately getting stuck.
Assuming you arrived with a full charge, you could definitely provide rudimentary power for a couple homes for a day or two.
Seeing how these things like to catch fire after they are submerged, I would be very worried about taking them into a flooded disaster area.
Residents of Asheville with an electric car can hook their stuff up to it, they should be sharing it with their neighbors, but I'm not sure driving from California is going to be much help.