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Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WTReal-world charging speed and times
2024 · Standard Pickup Truck
Across 36 DC fast charges by PlugLog drivers, the Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WT peaked at 200 kW on a typical charge (best 340 kW) and averaged 145 kW. From 10% to 80% takes about 44 minutes, good for about 291 mi.
Updated · from 69 shared charges
Charging curve: Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WT
How fast it charges at each battery level, from 30 DC fast charges: about the best seen at each level, so a slower charger doesn't drag it down.
Up to 329 kW
DC fast charging by outside temperature
A cold battery takes charge slower. Each charge's average speed, typical for the temperature it started in.
- 50–68°F124 kW average12 charges
- 68–86°F148 kW average16 charges
- Above 86°F194 kW average7 charges
Longer bars charge faster.
Where it charged
The networks Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WT drivers DC fast charged at, at public chargers PlugLog knows. Tap one for what it costs.
- Electrify America
- DC fast charges
- 8
- Average kW
- 173
- Prices
- Per kWh →
- EVgo
- DC fast charges
- 4
- Average kW
- 164
- Prices
- —
- Red E Charge
- DC fast charges
- 4
- Average kW
- 135
- Prices
- —
- Tesla Supercharger
- DC fast charges
- 4
- Average kW
- 117
- Prices
- Per kWh →
- IONNA
- DC fast charges
- 2
- Average kW
- 182
- Prices
- Per kWh →
- FLO
- DC fast charges
- 1
- Average kW
- 43
- Prices
- —
- Francis Energy
- DC fast charges
- 1
- Average kW
- 122
- Prices
- —
- Other
- DC fast charges
- 1
- Average kW
- 194
- Prices
- —
- Park+Charge (CA)
- DC fast charges
- 1
- Average kW
- 110
- Prices
- —
- Rivian Adventure Network
- DC fast charges
- 1
- Average kW
- 192
- Prices
- Per kWh →
Questions
- How fast does the Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WT charge in the real world?
- Across 36 DC fast charges shared by PlugLog drivers, it peaked at 200 kW on a typical charge (best 340 kW) and averaged 145 kW over the whole charge.
- How long does the Chevrolet Silverado EV 4WT take to charge from 10% to 80%?
- About 44 minutes at a DC fast charger as fast as the car, along its real charging curve, adding about 291 miles of real-world range.
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