Why go Electric?
Switching from the conventional gas powered vehicle to an all electric vehicle can be intimidating for some people. A lot of questions start to arise such as "will an electric vehicle fit into my daily lifestyle?" and , "how and where will I charge my vehicle?". Luckily, Volvo offers an electric vehicle for everyone's lifestyle. Whether you enjoy hiking and adventure, or need more room for your growing family, Volvo is there for you.
If you are still not comfortable making the switch to completely electric, Volvo offers a wide variety of mild hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The mild hybrid does not require any charging, and charges itself when you press on the brake. Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) are a combination of gas and electric, allowing you to drive completely on electricity in pure-mode, or a mix of both!
The popularity of electric vehicles is on the rise as we see the effects of ever rising gas prices and inflation throughout the US. Not only will driving electric save you money, it will also help save the environment. Now a days, everyone is making small changes to save an extra dollar. Just by making the switch from gas to electric, you too will be saving many extra dollars in the long run.
"How and where do I charge my vehicle?". When it comes to charging your electric vehicle (EV) there are many different options available. Volvo Cars App and Google Built in make charging easy on the road, and can identify charging stations near you so you never have to worry! Whether your on the road and need a local charging station, which offer level 2 and 3 chargers, or at home, charging is available. At home chargers come in different levels, level one and level two. Each level offers a different variant of power, and will affect how long it will take to charge your vehicle. For example; The standard Level 1 120V AC household outlet offers a Full Charge in *~6 to ~8 hours (PHEV), and ~50 to ~72 hours (BEV), while Level 2 240V AC household outlet Charging Time to Full Charge *~3 to ~4 hours (PHEV) ~8 to ~10 hours (BEV).
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