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Chevrolet was one of the earliest adopters of electric propulsion technology in the USA, and now that the global automotive industry is moving towards full electrification, there are even more Chevy electric cars to choose from. Besides offering gas-free commuting, they now boast impressive performance specs and far more range than they once did. While hybrid and PHEV models still remain on the market, Chevrolet is releasing more electric car models by the year, filling multiple slots in the lineup.

These are all the Chevy electric vehicles on sale in the US right now, as well as the ones we know of that are coming soon:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Chevrolet Blazer EV	TBC	Electric	$44,995
Chevrolet Bolt EV	200 hp	Electric	$26,500
Chevrolet Equinox EV	210 hp	Electric	$30,000
Chevrolet Silverado EV	TBC	Electric	$72,905
Chevrolet Spark EV	140 hp	Electric	$25,120
Chevrolet Bolt EUV	200 hp	Electric	$27,800

What to Consider When Buying a Chevy EV

New Chevy EV cars are quite a bit different from their predecessors now that battery technology has improved, and since EVs are becoming more accessible, you may be considering buying one. Here are some things to bear in mind when shopping for a new Chevy electric car.

Pros

Competitive maximum range
Composed ride and handling
Chevy electrical powertrains range from economy-minded to potent
Plenty of passenger amenities in higher trims
Top-notch safety and reliability
Zero driving emissions
Good expected reliability

Cons

Not many options and configurations in the lineup
Relatively expensive in comparison to gas models
Small models have limited practicality
Cabin quality is not always the best
Charging stations and infrastructure is not always reliable

FAQs About Chevy Electric Cars

Are there any new Chevy electric cars coming to the USA?

Every automaker is investing heavily in electric technology, and new models are announced every day. Recent additions to the Chevrolet electric vehicle lineup include the Blazer and Equinox EVs.

What’s the most affordable Chevrolet EV?

As it has always been, the Bolt EV hatchback continues to be the entry point to the brand’s electric range at a starting price of around $25k.

How long does it take to fully charge the Chevrolet Bolt EVs battery?

It’ll take around ten hours to fully charge on a 240-volt household outlet. A DC fast-charger can add around 100 miles of range within around 30 minutes.

How is the Bolt EUV different from the regular Bolt EV?

Whereas the Bolt EV is a hatch, the EUV is a crossover SUV. Naturally, dimensions differ, with the EUV standing taller, longer, and wider than the hatchback. However, both offer 200 horsepower from their fully electric powertrains. They even cost more or less the same, although the starting price of the EUV is slightly higher.

Do all Chevrolet electric cars qualify for tax credits?

Up until early 2023, buyers of Chevrolet EVs could cash in on up to $7,500 of tax credits. However, thanks to new regulations of the Inflation Reducation Act, cars under the GM banner may lose a portion of that, although they will still likely qualify for up to $3,750 in credits.