How long does it take to charge a Chevy EV, like the Bolt EV or Bolt EUV? It can vary based on the charging method. Charging time can range anywhere from 24 hours using a basic 120V home charging outlet to less than three hours at a fast-charging public DC charging station. We know you’ll want to keep your EV charged for your Ocean City commute, so let’s delve into the details below.
It’s getting easier to find a station in the Mays Landing area to charge your Chevy EV. There are two types of public charging stations, and charging time varies significantly between them:
Level 1 home charging is easy: just plug the cord that came with your Chevy EV into an existing 120V outlet in your home. But this is the slowest way to charge your vehicle. The faster way to charge your EV is by upgrading to a 240V 1.2 charger (this will need to be installed by an electrician, but Chevrolet will do it for free with the purchase or lease of a Bolt EV or Bolt EUV). Here are the home electric car charging times by charger type:
Of course, there’s more to the Chevy Bolt EV and EUV than the charging time. You likely would like to know about its range and performance specs. Here are the range and other highlights of this EV:
Are you ready to experience the benefits of going electric with the Chevy Bolt EV? Then come down and take one for a test drive. In the meantime, you can learn even more by checking out our other Chevy model research. Our dealership is conveniently located near %%target_city_3. So, drop by or contact us to get started today!