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WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT EV CHARGING TIMES?
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Anyone who has used a smartwatch, wireless headphones or a cell phone with a rechargeable battery knows about how long the charge lasts. But do they know how long it takes to charge the battery? It’s the same with electric vehicles. It’s easy to concentrate on range but not think about charging time. So, how long does it take to charge an EV?
The simple answer? It depends on certain factors: the condition of the EV battery, the type and output of the charger, battery temperature, and more. Take a look below at the different types of chargers and where you might encounter them.
EV CHARGING AT HOME
Level 2 chargers use 208–240-volt service and are typically located at a properly equipped home, in some workplaces and certain public spaces, like parking garages and in shopping centers. They can easily charge your electric vehicle overnight, so you can wake up to a full charge,
GMC EV drivers can plug into fast Level 2 home charging with the GM PowerUp 2 and even faster home charging with the GM Energy PowerShift Charger, which also can turn certain properly equipped GM EVs into a source of backup power during a blackout — when your home is properly equipped.
EV CHARGING ON THE GO
DC Fast Chargers
GMC EV drivers have access to over 250,000 public chargers in the U.S, and Canada, including more than 20,000 Tesla
Go to the EV Charging page to see a listing of estimated charging times for GMC electric pickups and SUVs.
