Chevy Bolt and Equinox EV Home Charging: What You Need to Know
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Chevy's EV lineup offers some of the best value in the market. The Bolt EV/EUV and the Equinox EV are affordable, practical, and straightforward to charge at home. But they have different onboard charger ratings, which affects your charger choice.
Charging Specs by Model
| Model | Onboard Charger | Full Charge (Level 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Bolt EV/EUV | 32A / 7.7 kW | ~8 hours |
| Equinox EV (1LT/2LT) | 48A / 11.5 kW | ~7-8 hours |
| Equinox EV (3RS) | 64A / 19.2 kW | ~5 hours |
Best Charger Picks by Model
ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 EV Charger (50A)
Adjustable 16-50A, 240V, J1772, NEMA 14-50 plug or hardwire, the universal smart charger that works with every non-Tesla EV.
See on Amazon →For Chevy Bolt EV/EUV (32A onboard)
- Best value: Grizzl-E Classic ($399), 40A output is more than the Bolt can use, rock-solid reliability
- Best smart: Grizzl-E Smart ($499), adds WiFi scheduling for TOU rates
- Best if upgrading cars later: ChargePoint Home Flex ($649), adjustable amps, ready for a 48A car
For Equinox EV (48A onboard)
- Best overall: ChargePoint Home Flex ($649), matches the 48A onboard charger perfectly
- Best design: Wallbox Pulsar Plus ($549), compact, 48A, load management option
- Best budget: Grizzl-E Classic ($399), slightly slower (40A vs 48A) but significant savings
Using the myChevrolet App for Scheduling
All Chevy EVs support charge scheduling through the myChevrolet app. You can set departure times, charging windows, and location-based charging preferences. If you buy a basic (non-smart) charger, the car's app handles scheduling for free.
Find the perfect charger match using our Charger Compatibility Checker, or estimate your monthly costs with the Charging Cost Calculator.
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