GMC Sierra EV Charging Options
GMC Sierra EV Charging Options
Answer All of Your Electric Vehicle Questions at Premier GMC!
Are you visiting us from the Rittman or Wadsworth areas? Are you trying to find the kind of GMC model that can make every aspect of your life easier? Here at Premier GMC, we know that it takes a lot of thought and consideration when it comes to choosing the next ride that you are going to get behind the wheel of. That's why our sales team is working harder than ever before to ensure that every single customer gets the best treatment possible. We'll be there with you every step of the way, and that includes when we introduce you to the GMC Sierra EV. That's right! The truck that you know and love is back with an EV variant that is here to completely blow you away. However, you may not know about the kind of charging options that you can enjoy with this truck, and that's where we come in. Keep reading below, and we'll take care of all of that information for you!
Can I charge my Sierra EV at home?
The short answer to this question is yes, you can absolutely charge your pickup truck at home! There are actually a few different charging stations that you can have professionally installed in your home. The first of these is the GM PowerUP 2 Level 2 Charging Station. This available home charging can provide you with up to 11.5 kW, which is around a 50% increase in charging capability compared what you could get with a dual-level charge cord set. You could also opt for the GM Energy PowerShift Level 2 Charging Station, which provides your ride with 19.2 kW, a 67% power increase from what you get with GM PowerUP. The final option is more for topping off your Sierra EV at home and is the dual-level Charge Cord Set. No matter what you want to utilize at home, know that you and your ride will be ready to head out on your next trip without any interruptions.
Can Premier GMC tell me more about charging on the go?
You may know more about your charging options at home, but what happens when you hit the road? Well, it's important you know that you'll be completely covered, no matter where you are headed to next. You will have access to around 231,000 chargers across the United States and Canada. You'll find these chargers in places like shopping plazas, restaurants, workplaces, and train stations. These chargers will either be Level 2 or DC Fast Charging. When you make use of myGMC, you'll also be able to find 17,800+ Tesla Supercharger locations. We highly recommend downloading this app as having more options is never a bad thing. Stay on the move, no matter how long your next journey may be.
What can you tell me about the available public charging levels?
When you are out and about, you will come across two kinds of charging stations. The first of these is Level 2, which is the most common charging speed. This is a great option if you are stopping for lunch, need to catch up on some errands inside, or just want to make use of complimentary charging locations! Should you need faster charging speeds, then you may want to consider choosing a DC Fast Charging station. You can get 100 miles of range in just 12 minutes with some vehicles. We know how impressive that sounds, which is why it's always a good thing to plan your stops ahead of time so you can make the best use of the DC Fast Charging stations that are out there.
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When you choose a GMC Sierra EV for your life, you'll get all of the convenient charging that you could ever need! Whether you have a system installed into your home, or you just make good use of the myGMC app, the Sierra EV can do it all. Should you have more questions, feel free to contact us by using the form below or by giving us a call. Premier GMC can't wait to help you find the ride of a lifetime. Let's make it happen!
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