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The best care for your Chevy EV

Thanks to our expert technicians and our nationwide dealership network, finding the best service for your EV is both easy and convenient. Chevy has been maintaining electric vehicle components for over 10 years. So when the time comes, trust that our EV service experts have the advanced tools to help keep your EV running like new.

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Keep your Chevy EV running smoothly. Learn maintenance tips, with the help of EV expert technicians, at your local Chevy Certified Service dealership.

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Have questions about EV maintenance? Get answers and schedule service with our convenient online tools, with the available myChevrolet mobile app* or by speaking with the service advisor at your local dealership. 

The importance of tire maintenance 1:53

Includes tire rotation and our thorough Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection during your first visit to your local dealership.
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First Maintenance Visit is Covered*

Includes tire rotation and our thorough Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection during your first visit to your local dealership. 
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Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection

Vehicle health is important to the functionality of your EV. Our Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection*, performed by a Certified Service trained technician, is designed to help keep your EV performing as it should.

Inspection specific to your Chevy EV:
  • Battery
  • Tires
  • Charge Port Seal
  • Charge Port Connector
  • Axle Boots
  • Drive Unit
  • EV Cooling System
  • Pedestrian Safety Signal

Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection

Vehicle health is important to the functionality of your EV. Our Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection*, performed by a Certified Service trained technician, is designed to help keep your EV performing as it should.

Inspection specific to your Chevy EV:
  • Battery
  • Tires
  • Charge Port Seal
  • Charge Port Connector
  • Axle Boots
  • Drive Unit
  • EV Cooling System
  • Pedestrian Safety Signal

EV Upkeep

Keeping your EV serviced in the following areas can help ensure you’re road ready and extend the life of your vehicle.
Tires

Tires

    
Brake Pads and Rotors

Brake Pads
and Rotors
Batteries

Batteries

 
Cabin Air Filters

Cabin Air Filters

 
Coolant and Fluids

Coolants
and Fluids
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Stay on a Roll

Maintaining your tires is important. Here are some tips for extending the life of your tires.

 

  • Ask a trained dealership EV technician about recommending the best tires for your vehicle
  • A tire rotation every 7,500 miles helps ensure even wear on tires and helps keep you safe
  • Visit your dealership for tire and wheel balancing service to help ensure smooth vehicle operation
  • Request a tire alignment* to be included with your tire rotation 
  • Properly inflated tires help your vehicle run more efficiently
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Confident Coverage

Drive with confidence knowing your Chevrolet EV includes:

 

Propulsion Battery Limited Warranty*
8 years/100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

 

Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty*
3 years/36,000 miles, whichever comes first.

 

Roadside Assistance
Included with all 2016 or newer Chevrolet EVs for 5 years/60,000 miles, whichever comes first. For EV Roadside Assistance please call 1-888-811-1926.

 

Tow coverage
Included with all 2016 or newer Chevrolet EVs for 8 years/100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
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Protection that empowers

If you’re contemplating a new Chevrolet EV, you’ll want to make the most of your electric lifestyle by protecting it. 


Chevrolet EV Protection Plan*
Provide additional protection over and above the manufacturer’s limited warranty.*
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Chevrolet EV Pre-Paid Maintenance*
Keep your Chevy EV current by getting tomorrow’s services at today’s prices.
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EV maintenance FAQs

Q: What can I do to get optimal performance from my Chevy EV’s battery?

A: When charging your EV for typical day-to-day use, it’s best for overall performance if you charge to 80% or less. This helps the battery perform at an optimal level longer and optimizes regenerative braking performance, which is limited when battery charge is above 80%. You can set your EV’s maximum charge using either the available myChevy mobile app*, or the in-vehicle display screen. Your service advisor at Chevrolet Certified Service is also a trusted advisor, schedule an appointment today.

Q: How much maintenance is required for my Chevy EV?

A: EV’s do not require oil changes, transmission flushes, engine belt and air filter replacement or spark plugs. You still will want to keep up with tire rotations —recommended every 7,500 miles — and basic maintenance recommended for all vehicles such as new wipers, clean cabin filters and brake fluid around 5 years in.

Q: If I need maintenance performed on my Chevy EV’s propulsion battery, where should I go?

A: The EV trained technicians at your local Certified Service Chevy dealership are the only experts that should be inspecting, testing, or replacing the high voltage battery. Schedule service at your local dealership and our trained EV technicians will be able to advise.

Q: How are Certified Service-trained technicians different?

A: Chevrolet has been maintaining electric vehicle components for over 10 years. These automotive experts use only Genuine GM Parts & Accessories that are designed specifically for your Chevrolet. They're also tested for performance and reliability. For more details, please visit www.chevrolet.com/certified-service

Q: How can I help increase the range of my Chevy EV?

A: Optimizing and maintaining your tire health can help your vehicle run more efficiently and meet the intended vehicle performance. Be sure to maintain properly inflated tires. Level of inflation may need adjusted as temperature changes. By rotating your tires, you can even out the wear to help get the most tread life from every tire. Tire rotations are recommended every 7,500 miles — for most people that’s twice a year.

Q: How much does the first maintenance visit for my Chevy EV cost?

A: As a new Chevy owner/lessee your first routine maintenance is covered* when you bring your Chevy EV into your local dealership for the first time. This includes a tire rotation and a Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection. The most important part of the first maintenance visit is the Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection. When completed by your Chevrolet dealership technician, this assessment of your vehicle’s health can give you a great picture of any current or future service needs.

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