Benefits of Owning an Electric Chevrolet
If you’re looking to save money on gas, spend less time taking care of maintenance, and enjoy a spirited ride without compromise, consider a Chevrolet electric vehicle. Here’s a look at what our EVs bring to the table.
Money saved on fuel
If you’re looking to lower the cost of your commute, consider a Chevy EV. Since Chevy EVs are remarkably efficient, and electricity costs less than gasoline, it costs less to charge an EV than it does to fill up a tank. And unlike fluctuating gas prices, the cost of electricity remains relatively stable, so it’s easy to factor into your budget. And on top of that, the Bolt EV boasts an affordable starting price, so you won’t have to break the bank to enjoy the savings that an EV brings.
Plenty of range
Worried about running out of juice while you’re on the road? Chevy EVs offers plenty of range. The fully electric Bolt EV offers 259 miles of range on a single charge — which is more than enough for you to drive to and from Columbus or Dayton without needing to recharge.1 Upcoming models, like the Blazer EV, provide a GM-estimated 320 miles of range.2 And if you ever find yourself needing to charge your vehicle’s battery when you’re on the road, just consult the myChevrolet app — it can help you locate a nearby charging station and even pay in advance.
Lower carbon emissions
Going electric doesn’t just save you money, it also reduces your carbon footprint. Since models like the Equinox EV and the Bolt EUV produce zero tailpipe emissions, you can enjoy cleaner air on every drive.
Convenient home charging
While it’s a snap to locate public chargers via the myChevrolet app, you can also charge your Chevy EV right in your garage. Chevrolet provides free standard Level 2 charger installation for eligible buyers of qualifying vehicles, including the latest model of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV. In addition to making it easy to keep your vehicle juiced up, you can plug in your vehicle and schedule it to charge when electricity rates are lowest.
Less maintenance
Electric vehicles can help you save time and money on maintenance. EVs have fewer maintenance needs than their gas-powered counterparts. For instance, your Silverado EV won’t need oil changes, fuel filters, transmission fluid, spark plugs, drive belts, or a catalytic converter. Regenerative braking gives your EV’s brakes a longer lifespan. And since electric vehicles have fewer moving parts than their gas-powered counterparts, there are fewer components that can wear out and cause problems. That translates to less maintenance — and easier fixes if your vehicle needs a new part.
More responsive performance
If you’re looking for a responsive ride, you don’t have to get a gas-powered vehicle. Electric vehicles pack a punch thanks to their ability to deliver torque nearly instantaneously. In other words, Chevrolet EVs not only deliver more peak power than their gas-powered competitors but also achieve that peak power more quickly. That means quicker acceleration and a bigger smile on your face.
Exceptional capability
Electric vehicles aren’t the underpowered jalopies that detractors make them out to be. The Silverado EV puts this stereotype to rest with 754 horsepower, 785 lb-ft of torque, and a towing capacity of 10,000 pounds. Need even more muscle? An upcoming package will raise its maximum towing rating to 20,000 pounds.
Ready to experience the future of driving? Whether you’re looking for an affordable commuter car, a reliable family vehicle, or a truck that’ll be the envy of your neighborhood, there’s a Chevrolet EV for you. Visit or contact Dave Kehl Chevrolet in Mechanicsburg, Ohio to order or reserve your Chevy EV.
1) EPA estimated. Actual range will vary based on several factors, including temperature, terrain, battery age, loading, use and maintenance.
2) GM estimated range is based on current capability of analytical projection consistent with SAE J1634 revision 2017-MCT. GM estimated range is based on a vehicle with a full charge. Actual range will vary based on several factors, including temperature, terrain, battery age, loading, use and how you use and maintain your vehicle. Performance targets. Estimates and capability specifications based on computer-aided analysis and simulation using virtual engineering tools. EPA estimates not yet available.