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EV Range & Battery
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Freedom to roam

Chevrolet EVs offer a variety of impressive ranges, so whether you’re planning a big road trip or just buzzing around town, you’ll have the power you need to help you get wherever you’re going.
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On average, how many trips can I take on a single charge?

Get the most out of every trip

Rest easy knowing that every Chevrolet EV is backed by an 8-yr/160,000 km* propulsion battery limited warranty. What’s more, you can help maximize your battery’s life by following these simple tips:
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Chevrolet Silverado EV Driving on a Country Road

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Regen on DemandTM*

This feature allows you to manually slow down your vehicle and converts some of the energy from your EV’s movement directly to the battery.

One-Pedal Driving*

One-Pedal Driving uses the electric motor to capture energy from the vehicle’s motion to recharge the battery and quickly slow down the car. When you need to stop suddenly in an emergency, you should still use your brake pedal.

Cabin Pre-Conditioning

When you heat or cool your vehicle while plugged in, prior to driving, it draws energy from the charging outlet rather than your battery.

Relaxed Driving

Smooth driving and gentle acceleration help optimize battery life.

Watching the Weather

Extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, can affect the battery. For ideal performance, it’s best to avoid parking outdoors — aim to keep your EV in a garage or in covered areas if possible.
Ultium EV Battery Platform

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Current-generation battery technology

GM’s current-generation battery technology is transforming the automotive industry and helping to pave the road to a world of zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion. Its flexible, modular design delivers outstanding power, range and performance for vehicles that are exciting to drive.
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The Technology

The current-generation battery technology empowers electrifying experiences for everyone.

The Flexibility

The current-generation battery technology has a flexible combination of up to 3 motors and multiple battery modules for exceptional versatility and power. This innovative, ground-up approach enables new choices.

The Benefits

The current-generation battery technology provides outstanding power, range and performance.

Battery health tips

When living an all-electric life, the overall health of your electric vehicle’s battery should always be top of mind. To help with that, here are a few easy things to remember:
Man Charging his Chevrolet Blazer EV Outside
  • Charging your battery to 80% for daily use helps promote battery health and optimal regenerative braking performance
  • For longer trips, you can adjust your charge above 80% for extended range
  • Since DC Fast Charging slows down as the battery fills up, charging beyond 80% isn't recommended
  • Keep the vehicle plugged in when possible to condition the battery for optimal performance

Q & A

Can I take a road trip in an EV?

Yes! Depending on the destination and time targets, almost any trip is possible. Check out the myChevrolet Mobile App* to plan your route.

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Person Plugging in their Chevrolet Silverado EV


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Charge up and charge off

Charging basics

Charging is a simple process that fits seamlessly into your routine. Find out more about the charging basics and see how easy it is to go electric.
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Home charging

When driving your Chevrolet EV, you’ll realize that a single charge can go a long way. Learn more about the types of home chargers and how to get one professionally installed. See how easy it is to get set up.
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Public charging

Charging on the go is simple. Just pull up to a Level 2 charger,* commonly available at a parking garage or store, or you can plug in at a DC Fast Charger* at certain commercial locations if you’re short on time.

Fast Charging preparation makes sure that the temperature of the battery is optimal for the full charging capacity that will be supplied by DC Fast Charging. This also ensures that the charging time will be faster since the initial minutes of the charging process won’t need to be spent preparing the battery: this will have already completed while driving to the charging station. The charge rate will be much quicker and cost less.

By using the Google built-in Mapping system, the programmed intelligence in the vehicle can automatically begin preparing the battery when your route is set to go to a DC Fast Charging Station.
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Have questions? Get answers

Chevrolet wants to provide you with a simple and seamless EV experience. We’ll connect you with real people who are ready to answer any questions you might have. Or you can learn at your own pace with an interactive experience, how-to videos or self-guided tours with a Product Specialist.

Support

Have a question about how to use apps or in-vehicle technology and more? Check out our library of how-to videos and articles for quick tips and info.
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Discover our EVs

BOLT

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Electric versatility and value

Up to 422 kilometres of estimated range* on a full charge with up to 2.5x faster* charging with 150+ kW DC fast charger 
Equipped with standard NACS charge port 
11.3-inch diagonal touch-screen
Max cargo volume: 1,594 L (56.3 cu. ft.)*
Seats up to 5
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EQUINOX EV

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The capable and sporty electric SUV

Up to 513 kilometres estimated range* on a full charge (FWD) 
Best-in-class* 17.7-inch diagonal touch-screen
Available 1,620 L (57.2 cu. ft.)* max cargo
Approx. 110 kilometres of range in 10 minutes with DC Fast Public Charging*
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BLAZER EV

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Performance, tech and style in an all-electric package

17.7-inch diagonal digital touch-screen 
11-inch diagonal driver information screen 
Over 15 standard safety and driver assistance features*
8-yr./160,000 km (whichever comes first) Propulsion Battery limited warranty*
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SILVERADO EV

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Lead the charge

Up to 793 kilometres estimated range* on a full charge 
Up to 5,670 kg (12,500 lb.)* Max available towing  
Up to 775 lb.-ft.* of torque with Wide Open Watts

Up to 760 horsepower* with Wide Open Watts
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