If you're considering upgrading to an electric vehicle (EV), consider upgrading to a Chevy. There are plenty of exceptional models to choose from, and when you shop at Willis Chevrolet Of Granger, you have the benefit of our exclusive dealer perks, savings, and expertise. No one knows EVs in the Woodward area better than us, and we want to help you find a Chevy EV that's perfect for you!
What You Need to Know About Chevy EVs
Charging Your Chevy EV
There are essentially three methods of charging your Chevy EV: Level 1 Charging, Level 2 Charging, and Level 3 DC Fast Charging. Level 1 Charging can usually be done by plugging your EV into a standard 120-volt outlet. Level 2 Charging will usually require a kit to be installed by a professional electrician, but once installed, you can use this kit to charge your EV at home or in your garage. Level 3 DC Fast Charging can be done at public charging stations around Grimes.
Benefits of Electric Power Over Gas Power
One of the best benefits of electric power over gas power is low to zero emissions, so you can feel good about driving a vehicle around Polk City that's cleaner for the environment. Driving a vehicle that's powered by electricity also means that you'll never have to stop at the gas station again, translating to no fuel costs!
Range of EV
How far can a Chevy EV travel on a full charge? The specific range will vary depending on the EV you choose, but Chevy EVs have an EPA-estimated drive range of 300 miles to 400+ miles on a full charge.
Advanced Technology
Chevy EVs come with advanced entertainment and safety technology to help you drive around Granger more efficiently and with more confidence. Chevy EVs also come with monitoring technology and apps that can help you stay in tune with its condition at all times.
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Tax Incentives & Benefits
When you purchase a Chevy EV, you may be eligible for special tax incentives of up to $7,500. To see how much you can qualify for specifically, you should consult your tax, accounting or legal professional. For information about the IRA's federal tax credit, please visit https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/taxevb.shtml.
EV Charging Solutions
Home Charging
Level 1 and Level 2 charging can both be done at home. Level 1 charging can be done by plugging your Chevy EV into any standard household 110-volt outlet, and it has a charge rate of about 1-4 miles per hour. Level 2 wall chargers will need a 240-volt outlet, so you'll usually have to have a Level 2 Charger kit installed by a professional electrician. However, this charging method is much faster than Level 1 charging, providing a charge rate of about 7-40 miles per hour of charging.
Portable Charging
Level 1 Dual Level Charge Cords are portable and can be taken anywhere. All you have to do is find a standard outlet with at least 110 volts, and you can charge your Chevy EV on the go.
Public Charging Credits
When you purchase a Chevy EV, you'll have access to over 231,800 chargers, including 17,800+ Supercharger locations across North America. With the myChevrolet mobile app, you can plan the best routes and find the nearest available charging stations before you ever hit the road!
Home Electrification
Prepare your home for a brand-new Chevy EV with our network of verified local installers. For any questions about home-changing options, please review GM Energy (https://gmenergy.gm.com/for-home/products/home-ev-charging) to find the best option that fits your needs.