Chevy Bolt EV customers receive a two-level charging cable capable of charging at both 120V and 240V for an enhanced experience when charging at home. It’s interesting to note that the Chevy Bolt EV also offers DC Fast Charge, which allows users to reach 100 miles of range in as little as 30 minutes. If you have an older Chevy Bolt from 2023 with a 7.2kW onboard charger, you might just want to upgrade to a 32 amp charger because your vehicle won’t benefit from quick Level 2 charging rates.
Level 1 charging is not the quickest way to recharge your Bolt EUV; in fact, it only gives you about four miles of driving time for every hour you charge; nonetheless, it is appropriate for situations where you will probably need to plug in for a few hours, such as at night. The cost of the vehicle includes the typical installation of a Level 2 charging configuration in the home as part of the programme. Drivers are able to charge the Bolt at home using its charging cord using the regular 240-volt power infrastructure. In order to provide more people the chance to experience how easy it is to live an electric lifestyle, Chevrolet will incorporate standard installation of Level 2 charging capabilities for qualifying customers buying or leasing the new or all-new 2022 Bolt EV.
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