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If you've been thinking about making the switch to an electric vehicle in Gilbert, AZ, you should take a look at the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt. As one of the most accessible EVs on the market today, it's easy to see what makes the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt a standout affordable EV. No matter if you're just driving across town across town or running weekend errands, this compact electric vehicle packs real value into a practical package. But what makes the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt different from its predecessor? The short answer is quite a bit, let’s take a closer look. A Fresh Start for an Iconic EV The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt represents an evolution in Chevrolet's electric lineup. Rather than a simple refresh, this model reflects Chevy's broader commitment to making electric vehicles more accessible and practical for everyday drivers. The Bolt has long been one of the most affordable EVs on the market, and the 2027 model, with its 262-mile range, continues that tradition. It remains one of the most budget-friendly electric vehicles you can buy new today. That pricing philosophy has not changed - in fact, it has been reinforced. Chevrolet's Growing Electric Commitment What really sets the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt apart from earlier versions is the broader ecosystem it now fits into. Chevrolet has expanded its electric lineup significantly, with models like the Equinox EV, the Blazer EV, and the Silverado EV all joining the fold. The Bolt is no longer a lone outlier - it's the entry point to a full family of electric vehicles. This is important for buyers because it means more charging infrastructure support, more technology investment, and a brand that is clearly committed to its EV future. That kind of confidence from a manufacturer translates to better ownership experiences for customers. Technology and Connectivity One notable area of development across the updated Chevrolet lineup is in-vehicle technology. The Bolt has a modern cabin anchored by an 11-in digital driver display and an 11.3-in touchscreen infotainment system with Google Gemini, a built-in AI assistant designed to make your driving experience more connected and intuitive. The 2027 Bolt also benefits from Chevrolet's continued investment in the MyChevrolet App, which allows owners to monitor charging, manage vehicle settings, and stay connected from their phones. These are the kinds of everyday conveniences that make living with an EV easier than ever. Why the 2027 Bolt Is Worth Considering For drivers who want an electric vehicle without a complicated decision-making process, the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt makes a strong case for itself. It is compact, practical, and priced well within reach for a wide range of buyers. If you're commuting, running errands, or just looking to reduce your fuel costs, this EV fits the bill. The Bolt also benefits from Chevrolet's broader EV support infrastructure, including promotions on home chargers. That kind of added value makes the overall ownership package even more attractive. Visit AutoNation Chevrolet Gilbert The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt is a strong choice for anyone ready to make the switch to electric, and it's a clear step forward from where the model line started. With competitive pricing, improved technology, and a growing EV ecosystem behind it, the differences between this generation and its predecessor add up to a more complete, confidence-inspiring vehicle. If you're ready to learn more or get behind the wheel, the team at AutoNation Chevrolet Gilbert is here to help drivers throughout Arizona explore all that this exciting model has to offer. Visit us online at autonationchevroletgilbert.com.

Big numbers are easy for a full-size pickup. The harder trick is making all that muscle work when you're not pulling 13,000 lbs. or climbing through the desert. The completely redesigned 2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 tackles both sides with 4 stronger powertrain choices, increased towing capability, a new digital cabin, and 7 models ranging from the work-focused WT to the properly equipped ZR2. For Gilbert, AZ, drivers, there's considerable breadth packed into a single truck lineup. Four Engines Give the Silverado Very Different Personalities The upgraded 2.7L TurboMax™ now produces 350 hp and 455 lbs. ft. of torque, gains of 40 hp and 25 lbs. ft. of torque over its predecessor. It also trades the previous 8-speed automatic for a 10-speed. The 3.0L Duramax® Turbo-Diesel continues with 305 hp and a stout 495 lbs. ft. of torque. Then come 2 new V8s: a 5.7L with 402 hp and 428 lbs. ft. of torque and a 6.6L producing 481 hp and 501 lbs. ft. of torque. Every engine now works with a 10-speed automatic, giving the entire range the same number of ratios despite very different power and torque characteristics. The Biggest Tow Number Belongs to the 5.7L Curiously, the most powerful V8 isn't the Silverado's maximum-towing champion. That job belongs to the new 5.7L. A properly equipped Double Cab 2WD with the Max Trailering Package can tow up to 13,700 lbs., with an equivalent 4WD configuration reaching 13,600 lbs. The TurboMax™ can tow up to 9,400 lbs. and carries a published base payload figure as high as 2,340 lbs. in Regular Cab 2WD form. The Duramax® reaches 12,000 lbs. with Crew Cab 4WD and the Max Trailering Package. Cab, drivetrain, engine, equipment, passengers, and cargo all influence the capability of an individual truck. The Cabin Has Been Brought Firmly Into 2027 Every Silverado now gets a 16.3-inch center display and 12.2-inch Driver Information Center, so the redesigned dashboard makes quite an impression before the truck even moves. High Country and ZR2 add an 11.5-inch passenger display, Head-Up Display, and Rear Camera Mirror, contributing to more than 60 inches of combined digital display area. The available Multi-Flex Center Console has a more hands-on role, folding into a work surface and adding configurable storage. Available dual wireless charging accommodates 2 compatible devices, while a panoramic sunroof is standard on High Country and available on Silverado, Trail Boss, and ZR2. Super Cruise® Can Come Along for the Tow Super Cruise® with trailering capability is no longer confined to one corner of the lineup. It's standard on High Country and ZR2 and available on Silverado and Trail Boss, providing hands-free driver assistance on compatible roads, including when pulling a compatible trailer. Standard driver-assistance equipment includes Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Zone Steering Assist, Front and Rear Park Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, Safety Alert Seat, and an HD Rear Vision Camera. Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, Side Bicyclist Alert, Reverse Automatic Braking, and Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking also become standard for 2027. Three Lifted Models Turn Toward the Dirt Custom Trail Boss, Trail Boss, and ZR2 give Silverado buyers 3 factory-lifted options. Trail Boss combines a 2-inch lift with 34-inch MT tires and monotube shocks, creating a considerable mechanical departure from the road-focused trucks. ZR2 goes further with 35-inch MT tires, the same 2-inch lift, Multimatic® DSSV dampers, hydraulic jounce control dampers, and front and rear electronic-locking differentials. Those aren't decorative changes. The larger tires, specialized damping, and ability to lock both differentials give ZR2 the hardware to deal with terrain that asks for much more of a truck than a gravel parking lot. Explore the 2027 Silverado at AutoNation Chevrolet Gilbert Gilbert, AZ, drivers can visit our dealership to compare 2027 Silverado configurations, explore Chevrolet truck inventory, discuss towing needs, value a trade-in, review financing options, or schedule a test drive online now.

Making the move to an electric SUV often starts with one practical question: how long does charging take? The 2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV is designed to fit naturally into everyday life, giving drivers several charging options at home and on the road. With up to 319 miles of EPA-estimated range, fast-charging capability, and access to one of North America’s largest public charging networks, it’s built to keep daily routines simple for drivers around Gilbert, AZ. Three Ways to Charge Your Equinox EV The 2026 Equinox EV supports Level 1, Level 2, and DC Fast Charging, allowing you to choose the charging method that best fits your schedule. Level 1 charging uses a standard 120-volt household outlet. It’s a practical solution for occasional charging or drivers with shorter daily commutes, although charging speeds are naturally slower. For most owners, Level 2 charging is the preferred choice. Equipped with the available 11.5-kW onboard charging module, the Equinox EV can add up to 36 miles of range per hour using a 240-volt home charger. That allows many drivers to recharge overnight and begin each day with a full battery. Fast Charging for Longer Trips Road trips become much easier with DC Fast Charging. The Equinox EV supports charging speeds of up to 150 kW, allowing it to add approximately 77 miles of EPA-estimated range in about 10 minutes under ideal conditions. A quick stop for lunch or coffee can provide enough energy to continue your journey with confidence. Drivers also benefit from access to more than 250,000 public charging stations across North America through the myChevrolet mobile app, including more than 20,000 compatible Tesla Superchargers when using a GM-approved NACS adapter. What Can Affect Charging Time? Charging speed isn’t determined by the charger alone. Battery temperature plays a significant role, as extremely hot or cold conditions can temporarily reduce charging performance. Charging also slows naturally as the battery approaches full capacity, particularly beyond 80 percent, to help preserve long-term battery health. The output of the charging station also matters. A 150-kW DC fast charger will recharge the battery much more quickly than a lower-powered public charger, while home charging speeds depend on the onboard charging module and electrical equipment installed. Convenient Charging at Home For many owners, home charging becomes part of a normal daily schedule. Chevrolet offers home charging solutions that can be professionally installed, allowing you to plug in after work and wake up with plenty of driving range the next morning. Through the myChevrolet mobile app, you can monitor charging progress, view estimated range, and schedule charging during lower-cost electricity hours when available. Explore the 2026 Equinox EV at AutoNation Chevrolet Gilbert The 2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV combines long driving range, flexible charging options, and user-friendly technology to make electric ownership feel approachable. With up to 319 miles of EPA-estimated range, available overnight Level 2 charging, and DC fast charging that can add approximately 77 miles in about 10 minutes, it’s ready for daily commuting and weekend travel alike. Visit us to compare Equinox EV trims, learn more about charging at home and on the road, or schedule a test drive online now to experience Chevrolet’s all-electric SUV for yourself.