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More than 80% of charging happens at home. The easiest way to charge is at your home.

The ev charger units can be used at home, but the best fit for your family depends on how it will be used. The plugs into a 240v outlet and can be used immediately as it pulls electricity just like any other appliance without the need to connect to a network.

Level 1 – Charge anywhere there’s a 3-prong outlet. This can give you enough to cover an average daily commute of 40 miles per charge.1.

Level 2 – The fastest way to charge at home with a 240V outlet. Chevrolet offers a hassle-free 240V outlet installation provided by our exclusive provider Qmerit. This can cover an average daily commute of 40 miles in under 2 hours1, and lets you wake up to a full charge. Level 2 charging is also available at public charging stations.

DC Fast Charging – Offers accelerated charging while you’re away from home. This is available at public charging stations only.

The biggest difference between Level 1 and Level 2 EV chargers is the speed of charge. Level 2 EV chargers have a typical charge time of 3-to-8 hours—that means you get up to 32 miles of driving range per hour of charging. Level 1 chargers, which come with the vehicle, have a typical charge time of 11-to-20 hours, or only 4 miles of driving range per hour of charging.

All 2022 Bolt EV and Bolt EUV’s have standard DC fast charging capability.

It is a portable charger that has changeable wall plugs for both 120-volt level 1 charging and 240-volt level 2 charging. With the Dual Level Charge Cord, it eliminates the need to buy a separate charger for your home and a standalone charging stations are not required. This charger brings more versatility and even more convenience to charging – charge at home, at work, or even at a friend's house. You can charge almost anywhere there is a standard 120-volt 3 prong outlet, or with a quick change of the included plugs, get the speed of Level 2 charging at a NEMA 14-50 outlet.

In North America, the standard EV charger uses a SAE J1772 plug—also known as a J plug—which attaches to the EV’s port. The standard SAE J1772 plug is compatible with all EVs and PHEVs, with the exception of Tesla vehicles. An adaptor to make the J1772 plug work with Teslas is typically included with the vehicle or available for purchase online.

Both the EVSE and iEVSE stations can be installed by plugging them into a 240v outlet or having a certified electrician hardwire the unit into a powersource. Once installed, they will be ready for use immediately.

If you’ve purchased an iEVSE and would like to use a network service provider to track your usage and/or connect with your local utility, that provider will need to be set up.

Before installing, locate a 240V outlet. If you do not have a 240V outlet or want to install in a specific location where one is not available, we recommend hiring a certified electrician to install the outlet and your EVSE.

Yes, Nobi charging stations are designed to stop the transfer of electricity to the vehicle when the car is completely charged. Because the transfer of electricity will automatically stop, your vehicle can stay plugged in overnight as well.

We provide all types of plugs according to your installation situations.