Chevrolet currently makes two electric cars. One is the Bolt EV, and the other is the Bolt EUV. Chevrolet first started to make the Bolt EV in 2017. The car has undergone some changes since its launch to provide updated amenities, more safety features, new technology, and improved performance. Today, the Bolt EV can achieve nearly 260 miles in maximum range. It has a long list of standard features and even comes with Super Cruise, semi-autonomous driving technology.

A newer addition to the electric lineup is the Bolt EUV. The Bolt EUV is larger than the Bolt EV, and it has more legroom in the second row. The Bolt EUV is made in three trim levels. Like the Bolt EV, the EUV includes a standard 10-inch touchscreen interface. If you're looking for more amenities and conveniences, you can add luxury features such as heated seats in the second row, ventilated seats, and a panoramic sunroof.

Electric cars differ from hybrids by their powertrain. An electric motor drives electric vehicles, and they don't have a regular engine. Hybrid and hybrid plug-in vehicles, on the other hand, have both a gasoline engine and an electric motor. Hybrids use both for power, while plug-in hybrids source power from electricity before using gasoline.

With the Chevrolet Bolt EV, the range reaches just under 260 miles. The Bolt EUV has an approximate range of 250 miles.

With DC fast-charge capabilities, Chevy's electric cars take about 30 minutes to charge up to 100 miles of range. They will charge in about two hours at home using a 240V charger.

Maximum towing power with an electric Chevrolet is 2,000 pounds.

More details about Chevrolet's electric vehicles are available through our dealership. Contact us to learn more and test drive the Bolt EV or EUV.