Chevrolet's electric lineup now covers four different vehicles built for four different reasons to go electric, from a budget-friendly hatchback to a full-size electric truck. El Dorado Chevrolet carries all four, and this page is the fastest way for McKinney, Plano, Frisco, and wider Collin County drivers to see which one fits a HWY 75 or 380 commute, a growing family, or a home charging setup.
El Dorado Chevrolet sells four Chevrolet EVs: the Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Bolt, and Silverado EV. Starting prices run from the mid-$20,000s to the mid-$50,000s, with EPA-estimated range from 262 miles up to 478 miles, giving Collin County drivers an electric option for commuting, family duty, or truck-level capability.
El Dorado Chevrolet is a Chevrolet Certified Service dealer, and Chevrolet has serviced electric vehicle components for more than 10 years, with EV-trained technicians as the only ones qualified to inspect, test, or replace a high-voltage battery. That same team helps buyers choose between these four models and then handles charging questions and service after the sale.
Collin County's growth has been driven in part by corporate campuses like Legacy West in Plano, home to major employers including Toyota's North American headquarters and JPMorgan Chase's regional offices.
A predictable, mid-length commute along HWY 75 or 380 is exactly the kind of daily driving an EV handles best, and newer McKinney neighborhoods built with attached garages make adding Level 2 home charging straightforward.
The Equinox EV starts at an estimated $34,995 MSRP and delivers up to 319 miles of EPA-estimated range on front-wheel drive models, enough for a full week of McKinney-to-Dallas commuting between charges. Standard equipment includes a 17.7-inch touchscreen, Google built-in, and more than 20 driver assistance features, with Super Cruise hands-free driving available. It suits commuters and families who want SUV space without a truck-size payment.
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The Blazer EV pairs everyday SUV practicality with real performance, starting at an estimated $44,700 for the LT trim. Estimated range reaches up to 312 miles on front-wheel drive trims, and the top SS trim delivers an estimated 615 horsepower with a 0 to 60 time of around 3.4 seconds, as equipped. A native NACS charge port gives every trim access to more than 250,000 public chargers, useful for weekend trips beyond the metroplex.
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The Bolt is the entry point back into the Chevrolet EV lineup, starting at an estimated $29,990 including destination for the launch LT trim. Estimated range lands at 262 miles, GM's own figure for the most range available in an EV under $30,000. A 210 horsepower motor and native NACS fast charging at up to 150 kW round out a vehicle built for straightforward commuting and errands around McKinney.
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The Silverado EV answers the question every truck shopper asks first: can it still do truck things. Estimated range reaches up to 478 miles, and max towing capacity reaches up to 12,500 pounds, with an available Multi-Flex Midgate that reconfigures the bed for longer loads. Paired with GM Energy's Vehicle-to-Home system, it can also help power a home during a grid outage.
Explore Silverado EV →Estimated range across the lineup spans 262 to 478 miles, enough for daily Collin County commuting or a full week of errands between charges, depending on the model.
Every Chevrolet EV uses a native NACS port, opening up home charging and a growing public fast-charging network without an adapter.
Large touchscreens, Google built-in, and available Super Cruise hands-free driving come standard or available across the lineup, not reserved for the top trim.
Fewer moving parts means no oil changes, spark plugs, or exhaust system upkeep, cutting down on routine visits compared to a gas-powered vehicle.
Every driver's reason for going electric is a little different. Starting price and estimated range narrow it down fast.
| Model | Starting Price | Estimated Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equinox EV | $34,995 | Up to 319 miles | Everyday driving and families who want the longest range in the lineup |
| Blazer EV | $44,700 | Up to 312 miles | Drivers who want SUV space with real performance, up to 615 hp on the SS |
| Bolt | $29,990 | 262 miles | Budget-conscious commuters and second vehicles under $30,000 |
| Silverado EV | $55,895 | Up to 478 miles | Towing and hauling, with up to 12,500 lbs of capacity |
Prices are estimated starting MSRP and exclude tax, title, license, and dealer fees. Range figures are GM estimates and vary by trim and options.
Most Chevrolet EV charging happens at home overnight, especially in the newer McKinney and Frisco subdivisions built with attached garages. A standard 120-volt outlet works in a pinch, but a Level 2 home charging setup, installed by a licensed electrician on a 240-volt circuit, restores a full charge in under 8 hours, drawing power from local providers like CoServ or Oncor depending on the neighborhood.
For longer drives or a quick top-off, every model in the lineup uses a native NACS charge port. McKinney has its own fast-charging station at 7701 Stacy Rd, with 8 stalls charging up to 250 kW, and the wider North Texas network keeps growing. DC fast charging can restore most of a battery's range in 20 to 40 minutes, making a trip beyond Collin County straightforward. For a deeper look at charging speeds and costs, see our full EV charging guide.
Still comparing options? These resources go deeper on specific models and decisions.
Shoppers weighing an electric Chevrolet against a gas-powered trade-in tend to ask the same handful of questions. Here are direct answers to the ones that come up most.
El Dorado Chevrolet carries the full electric lineup: the Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Bolt, and Silverado EV. Starting prices range from the mid-$20,000s to the mid-$50,000s, and estimated range spans 262 miles up to 478 miles depending on the model and trim.
Every Chevrolet EV in the lineup includes a large touchscreen with Google built-in, a native NACS charge port, and a suite of standard driver assistance features. Super Cruise hands-free driving is available on select trims across the Equinox EV, Blazer EV, and Bolt.
Chevrolet EVs carry an 8-year or 100,000-mile warranty on the battery and high-voltage components, whichever comes first, alongside a 3-year or 36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. Roadside assistance is included for 5 years or 60,000 miles.
The Equinox EV and Blazer EV are built for daily driving and family use, both offering more than 300 miles of estimated range for a HWY 75 or 380 commute. Drivers who need truck-level capability alongside commuting should look at the Silverado EV instead.
Test drives are available at El Dorado Chevrolet, located at 2300 N Central Expressway, McKinney, TX 75070, serving Plano, Frisco, and the wider Collin County area. Scheduling online ahead of a visit helps confirm the specific model and trim are on the lot.
El Dorado Chevrolet's finance team works with multiple lenders on loan and lease options for every EV in the lineup, including current manufacturer offers where available. Payment options and estimated terms can be reviewed online or discussed directly with the finance team.
Current inventory by model, trim, and color is viewable online and updates as vehicles arrive. For a specific configuration, requesting a quote or checking availability directly is the fastest way to confirm what is on the lot or incoming.
Every model above can be researched, priced, and scheduled for a test drive online before a visit to the lot. Browse current inventory by trim and color, or set up a test drive at a time that works for a Collin County commute rather than ours.
El Dorado Chevrolet is located at 2300 N Central Expressway, McKinney, TX, serving Plano, Frisco, and the wider Collin County area. Explore the full EV lineup online or schedule a test drive to see which model fits your driving.
