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Compare Chevrolet electric vehicles built for everyday driving, SUV versatility and serious truck capability — all in one place at Tonkin Hillsboro Chevrolet.
Chevrolet's current EV lineup gives Hillsboro and Portland-area drivers more choices than ever. The Bolt brings approachable everyday EV driving, Equinox EV adds practical SUV versatility, Blazer EV delivers a more athletic and technology-focused experience, and Silverado EV brings electric power to a full-size pickup.
The Chevrolet Bolt returns with more range, substantially faster DC fast charging and a standard NACS charge port. Its compact footprint and redesigned technology make it an especially practical choice for commuting around Hillsboro, Beaverton and the greater Portland area.
Range and charging estimates vary with conditions, charging equipment and vehicle use.
Equinox EV combines the familiar flexibility of a five-passenger SUV with strong electric range and a technology-rich cabin. It is a natural fit for drivers who want an EV that can handle the daily commute, errands and longer weekend trips without giving up useful cargo space.
Blazer EV brings a sportier shape and more performance-oriented personality to Chevrolet's electric SUV lineup. Available Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance, a large center display and multiple trim personalities let drivers choose between everyday versatility and a more performance-focused EV experience.
Silverado EV is for drivers who need more than an electric commuter. Its available long-range capability, useful bed and cabin configurations, strong torque and serious towing capacity bring full-size truck utility into Chevrolet's electric lineup.
Each Chevrolet EV fills a different role. Use this quick comparison as a starting point, then explore current inventory for the configuration that fits your driving needs.
| Compare | Bolt | Equinox EV | Blazer EV | Silverado EV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Fit | Everyday driving and EV value | Versatile everyday SUV | Sportier, tech-forward SUV | Truck capability and long range |
| Range Highlight | 262 mi. EPA-est. | 319 mi. EPA-est. FWD | 312 mi. EPA-est. FWD | Up to 478 mi. GM-est. |
| Standout | Native NACS charging | Practical SUV packaging | Available Super Cruise | Up to 12,500-lb. towing |
| Seats | Up to 5 | Up to 5 | Up to 5 | Up to 5 |
Range, charging and capability figures vary by model, trim, configuration, conditions and vehicle use. Always review current vehicle specifications and availability before purchase.
Chevrolet EV ownership can include convenient charging at home and access to a growing public charging network when you're away from home.
Level 2 home charging can make overnight charging part of your normal routine. Professional installation may be required depending on your equipment and home.
Chevrolet provides access to more than 250,000 public chargers across North America, including compatible Tesla Supercharger locations.
The myChevrolet mobile app can help eligible drivers find compatible public charging stations and plan charging stops along a route.
BrightDrop gives businesses an electric commercial-vehicle option designed for delivery, service and fleet applications. We keep it separate from the four core consumer EVs above so you can compare the vehicles by how they're actually used.
Once you've narrowed down the Chevrolet EV that fits your needs, you can continue the process online. Review current offers, begin a finance application or schedule time behind the wheel before visiting Tonkin Hillsboro Chevrolet.
A few useful answers for drivers comparing electric vehicles at Tonkin Hillsboro Chevrolet.
Range varies by model, configuration and driving conditions. Current highlights include an EPA-estimated 262 miles for the 2027 Bolt, up to 319 EPA-estimated miles for Equinox EV with FWD, 312 EPA-estimated miles for Blazer EV with FWD, and up to 478 GM-estimated miles for properly configured Silverado EV models.
Compatible Chevrolet EVs can access supported Tesla Supercharger locations. Some vehicles with CCS charge ports use a GM-approved NACS DC adapter, while newer models such as the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt include a standard NACS charge port. Compatibility varies by vehicle and charging location, so the myChevrolet mobile app is a useful place to confirm supported stations.
Yes. Level 2 home charging is a convenient option for many EV owners and can make overnight charging part of a normal routine. GM Energy offers home-charging equipment, and professional installation may be required depending on the equipment and your home's electrical setup.
Battery-electric Chevrolet vehicles do not use an internal-combustion engine, so they do not require engine-oil changes. They still need routine maintenance such as tire service, brake-system inspections, cabin air filters and other vehicle-specific maintenance outlined in the owner's manual.
Chevrolet states that its EV battery warranty covers the propulsion battery for 8 years or 100,000 miles, subject to the terms and limitations of the applicable new-vehicle warranty. Review the warranty information for the specific model you are considering for complete details.
Bolt is a strong everyday and value-focused choice; Equinox EV emphasizes practical SUV versatility; Blazer EV adds a sportier, technology-focused experience; and Silverado EV is designed for buyers who need full-size pickup capability. Your daily mileage, charging access, passenger needs and towing or cargo requirements can help narrow the choice.
EV inventory changes frequently. Use the live electric-vehicle inventory links on this page to see which Bolt, Equinox EV, Blazer EV and Silverado EV models are currently available at Tonkin Hillsboro Chevrolet.
Compare current Chevy EV inventory online, then visit Tonkin Hillsboro Chevrolet to see which electric vehicle fits the way you drive.
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