Chevrolet has long been one of the most innovative automakers in the electric vehicle space, with multiple of the all-time best-selling EV models. In 2011, Chevy introduced the Volt plug-in hybrid, which would go on to win the title of 2011 North American Car of the Year. Until 2019, the Volt was the best-selling electric vehicle in history, only to be recently passed by the Tesla Model 3. In 2013, Chevrolet released its first fully electric offering: the Chevy Spark. With a range of 82 miles, the Spark offered a significantly longer, all-electric range than the PHEV Volt, laying the foundation for the latest Chevy EV model: the Bolt.
Below is a rundown of every available Chevy electric vehicle with a link to the best Chevy electric car charger options for each model.
Make & model
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Charge rate
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Battery size
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Charge time on Level 1
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Charge time with JuiceBox 48
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Electric range
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2014 Chevy Spark
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3.3 kW
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21.3 kWh
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15 hours
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6 hours
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82 miles
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2015-2016 Chevy Spark
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3.3 kW
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19 kWh
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13.5 hours
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5.5 hours
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82 miles
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2016-2019 Chevy Bolt
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7.7 kW
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60 kWh
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48 hours (2 days)
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7.8 hours
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238 miles
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2020-2021 Chevy Bolt
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7.7 kW
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66 kWh
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49 hours (2 days)
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8.5 hours
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259 miles
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2022-2023 Chevy Bolt & Bolt EUV
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11.5 kW
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65 kWh
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49 hours (~2 days)
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5.5 hours
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259 miles & 247 miles
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Make & model
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Charge rate
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Battery size
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Charge time on Level 1
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Charge time using JuiceBox 32
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All-electric range
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2011-2015 Chevy Volt
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3.3 kW
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16 kWh
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13.5 hours
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5 hours
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35 miles
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2016-2018 Chevy Volt
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3.6 kW
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18.4 kWh
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15 hours
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5.5 hours
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53 miles
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2019 Chevy Volt
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7.2 kW
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18.4 kWh
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15 hours
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3 hours
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53 miles
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