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How to Prep Your Home For Your Chevy EV

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular, with more and more models surging onto the streets. Beloved for their environmental advantages, EVs drastically reduce emissions, cutting pollution by about two-thirds over their lifespan compared to gas-powered models. In addition to the benefits to Mother Nature, electric vehicles boast improved driving ranges to reduce the number of pit stops when adventure calls. Plus, you'll save money at the pump and the Service Center, with electric motors requiring less frequent visits for maintenance. Chevy continues to beef up its electric offerings, promising to keep its focus on a fuel-free future. The current lineup including the following: First-ever Equinox EV First-ever Blazer EV First-ever Silverado EV Bolt EUV Bolt EV Electric vehicle technology has come a long way, advancing considerably to enhance battery range, charging infrastructure, and overall EV performance. Preparing your home for your new electric vehicle is simple, so read on to learn more - from Chevy EV home charging options to charging speeds and more! Take a look, then get to Legacy Chevrolet, your hometown Chevy dealership in Greenwood, to electrify your ride! Chevrolet Home Charging Options Electric vehicle charging is easier and more convenient than ever before. The first step involves deciding which type of charger best meets your needs. Keep in mind that Chevy offers a variety of home chargers to make powering up a breeze, with two charging levels available: Level 1 dual-level cord set and Level 2 dual-level cord set. The Level 1 Chevy EV charging option gets up to 4 miles per hour of charging time, while Level 2 adds 23 miles each hour. Level 1 chargers are not only portable but compatible with most standard electrical outlets, so you can plug in anywhere! Available Level 2 wall chargers, on the other hand, need a 240-volt appliance-like outlet - or they can be hardwired directly into your house. Chevrolet also offers an Ultium PowerUP Level 2 charger as well as an Ultium PowerUP+ Level 2 charger. The PowerUP+ charger makes the most of every minute, adding up to 58 miles per hour! Another benefit is that both Ultium PowerUP chargers come Bluetooth- and WiFi-enabled, so they can be easily synced with your MyChevrolet mobile app. Home Charging Installation Home installation is required for Chevy's Dual-Level Cord Set, Level 2 Charger, Ultium PowerUP, or Ultium PowerUP+. Chevrolet has partnered with Qmerit to facilitate installation, so simply complete the online installation form from your mobile phone to get started! Next, it's time to decide where you'd like the charger to be installed. Keep in mind that you'll need adequate parking space when charging. The Dual Level Charge Cord reaches 22 feet, while Ultium PowerUP charge cords are a bit longer with a 25-foot reach. Remember to take photos of the desired location and upload them with your installation form. Once you've entered the necessary details, you'll receive an email from Qmerit detailing your next steps - like scheduling your home installation! As your hometown Chevrolet dealer, we recommend having an electrician test your charger to make sure it was installed properly. Questions? Contact Legacy Chevrolet to Learn More! If you have any questions about Chevy's electric vehicle lineup or your home charging options, we'd be happy to help. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff knows EV technology inside and out, and we're committed to helping you find a vehicle that meets your needs and your budget. Browse our current inventory online or stop by to test drive a Chevy Bolt EV - in stock and ready to roll! There's no better place to find a new or used car for sale, so come see us today! As your local Chevy dealer in Greenwood, SC, we're proud to serve drivers throughout the region. Whether you're visiting from just down the road or looking for a great deal on a Chevrolet in Anderson, you're sure to find your dream car here! See you soon!

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