How Much Does it Cost to Charge a Chevy Volt?

Offering a Chevy Volt battery range of 53 miles of all-electric driving, the Chevy Volt is a plug-in electric hybrid car that lets you save money and decrease your carbon footprint–and all at a reasonable price. But how much does Chevy Volt charging cost? Find out here with the team at Stingray Chevrolet in Plant City, and then make the trip from Valrico to take a test drive at our dealership.

Cost to Charge a Chevy Volt

The cost to charge a Chevy Volt depends on electric rates where you live. Around the U.S., electric rates generally range from around 10 to 20 cents per kWh. This means that, in general, it will likely cost you somewhere between around $2-5 to charge your Chevy Volt from empty.

Chevy Volt Home Charger

The Chevy Volt can be charged simply by plugging the cord that comes with the vehicle into a wall 120-volt wall outlet. However, there are advantages that come with purchasing a 240-volt/32-amp Chevy Volt home charger, including the ability to get up to 22 miles of power per hour of charging. The Chevy Volt home charger price varies depending on the unit you choose, but averages somewhere around $300-600.

Chevy Volt Highlights

The Chevy Volt is a plug-in hybrid, which means it is able to run on all-electric power for a period of time (up to 53 miles), after which it is able to tap into its gasoline energy source to significantly extend its driving range (up to 420 miles). Your Chevy Volt battery is covered with an 8-year/100,000-mile warranty. Other highlights of the new Volt include features like:

• Teen Driver mode
• Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™
• 4G LTE Wi-Fi connectivity

Is Your Chevy Volt Not Charging?

We’ve covered the Chevy Volt chargers and Chevy Volt electric battery range for potential shoppers. If you already own a Chevy Volt, however, and your Chevy Volt is not charging, it’s likely that there’s a crack in the insulator portion of your charging port. It’s also possible that there’s a bad wall receptacle, the receptacle is old, or there’s melted insulation. If your Chevy Volt isn’t charging, the first thing you should do is try another Chevy Volt charger to see if your Volt is the problem, or it’s the receptacle. If your Volt is the problem, give our service center a call!

Finance or Lease a New Chevy Volt Near Brandon at Stingray Chevrolet!

The Chevy Volt was discontinued in 2019, but Tampa drivers are likely to find a diverse selection of pre-owned Chevy Volt configurations at our showroom in Plant City. While you’re here, compare the Chevy Volt vs. Chevy Bolt, and don’t hesitate to call us at (813) 359-5000 or contact us online with any questions about the Chevy Volt charger and Chevy Volt electric battery range! While you’re here, find out about how long it takes to charge a Chevy Volt.