The Chevy Bolt EV is EPA rated for 259 miles per charge, and began production in late 2016. With Level 2 charging, 2016-2021 Bolt EVs can accept up to 7.7 kW while 2022 models can charge at an upgraded 11.5 kW. With the electric vehicle’s large 66 kWh battery, it’s important to have a powerful Level 2 Chevy Bolt charger to replenish the battery pack.
The Chevrolet Bolt EV has a chargeport located on the front left fender, just ahead of the Bolt driver’s door, just like the other electric battery vehicles.
Charging the Bolt EV on the 120v Level 1 EV charger that comes with the car can take up to two full days. Therefore, most Bolt EV owners will definitely want to get a Level 2 240v Volt charging station for daily recharging. JuiceBox 32, JuiceBox 40, and JuiceBox 48 are perfect for the Bolt EV, as all three can charge the Bolt EV at its maximum charge rate.