Ownership

Owning an electric vehicle should be as simple and convenient as driving one. The easier it is for you to get started, the faster you can dive into the fun stuff, like nearly instant torque, smooth acceleration, and that blissful quiet of all-electric driving. Since EVs don't have engines, there are fewer moving parts to worry about. Still, a few regular maintenance points will keep your EV road-ready. These include checking your tire inflation, balancing, and wear, ensuring your brake pads and rotors are in good shape, monitoring your battery health, replacing cabin air filters, and topping off coolant, brake, and windshield washer fluids.

Battery

GM's innovative Ultium battery platform is revolutionizing the drive, pushing us towards a cleaner, safer, and less congested world. Its adaptable design means superb power, range, and a thrilling experience behind the wheel.

• Aim for 80% charge for everyday driving to boost battery longevity and braking efficiency.
• Need more range? Charge higher for long journeys.
• Skip DC Fast Charging past 80% – it's less efficient.
• Plug in your vehicle when stationary to maintain battery health.

Affordability

Driving electric offers significant financial benefits. Beyond available utility incentives, Chevy EVs require no oil changes, simplifying maintenance and saving you money. With the convenience of overnight home charging via an available Level 2 wall charger, you'll eliminate gas station stops and wake up to a full battery every day. Enjoy further savings from fewer fluid replacements and reduced brake wear, thanks to innovative features like One Pedal Driving or Regen on Demand. Fewer moving parts in the EV powertrain also mean less overall maintenance, leaving you more time to drive. In many states, you can even cut down commute times by using HOV lanes. Drive confidently with an 8-year/100,000-mile battery limited warranty, 24/7 toll-free assistance for the same period, and your first maintenance visit already covered.

Tax Credit

New Chevy EV purchases may qualify for a federal clean vehicle credit of up to $7,500 for eligible buyers. This credit can often be applied directly towards the vehicle price at the time of sale by qualified and participating dealers, offering immediate savings. Installing and using a home charger could also open doors to local incentives, including rebates and favorable time-of-day pricing options from your utility provider – be sure to check with them for offers in your area. You can drive with ultimate confidence knowing your new EV is backed by an 8-year/100,000-mile battery limited warranty, 24/7 toll-free assistance for the same duration, and even your first maintenance visit is covered.

Home Charger

Available 240-Volt/32-AMP Charging Unit. Offers up to 25 miles of range per hour of charge time and is the fastest, most recommended way to charge at home (professional installation required).

Important Information: Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature.

Charge Anywhere

Standard 120-Volt Portable Charge Cord offers about 4 miles of range per hour and is a great option for overnight charging. Just plug in anywhere there’s a 3-prong outlet.

Important Information: Actual charge times will vary based on battery condition, output of charger, vehicle settings and outside temperature.

On the Go

Available DC Fast Charging offers up to 100 miles of range in about 30 minutes of charge time and is available for public use.