With the average price of a new vehicle continuing to climb, finding a ride that offers space, modern technology, and sharp styling without a massive monthly payment feels almost impossible. Enter the completely reimagined 2026 Chevrolet Trax. It has officially broken the mold for compact crossovers, proving you don’t have to sacrifice premium features to stay on budget.
If you are commuting daily between Geneva, Waterloo, and Seneca Falls, here is why the latest Chevy Trax deserves a spot in your driveway at Bill Cram Chevrolet.
What is the starting price of the 2026 Chevy Trax?
The 2026 Chevy Trax features an incredibly approachable starting MSRP of roughly $21,495 for base trims, with even the top-tier, premium Activ and RS models starting right around the $25,300 mark. This positions the Trax as one of the most affordable and high-value compact SUVs on the market.
At Bill Cram Chevrolet, we find that local buyers are shocked by how much comes standard at this price point. You aren’t getting a stripped-down “budget” car; you are getting an edgy, beautifully sculpted crossover that looks and drives like a vehicle twice its price.
What features come standard on the Chevy Trax Activ and RS trims?
The 2026 Chevy Trax Activ and RS trims come standard with an 11-inch infotainment touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, remote start, LED headlamps, and active noise cancellation. They also include the comprehensive Chevy Safety Assist suite.
| Feature | What It Does for Your Finger Lakes Drive | Trim Availability |
| Wireless Phone Integration | No messy cords—your maps and music sync the second you get in. | Standard on LS, 1RS, LT, 2RS, & Activ |
| Heated Seats & Wheel | Essential for those freezing Upstate New York winter mornings. | Standard on 1RS, 2RS, & Activ |
| Chevy Safety Assist | Includes Automatic Emergency Braking and Lane Keep Assist. | Standard across all 2026 models |
| Active Noise Cancellation | Keeps the cabin incredibly quiet on noisy NY-5 and US-20 highway stretches. | Standard across all 2026 models |
Is the Chevy Trax big enough for family road trips and cargo?
Yes, the redesigned Chevy Trax offers surprising utility, featuring a longer wheelbase that grants 3 inches of extra rear legroom compared to previous generations. It delivers up to 54.4 cubic feet of maximum cargo space with the rear seats folded flat, easily accommodating luggage, groceries, or outdoor gear.
Whether you’re packing up cooler bags for a day at Cayuga Lake State Park or loading up groceries in Seneca Falls, the layout maximizes every inch. The low cargo floor makes loading heavy items easy, and the cabin comfortably seats five adults without those in the back feeling cramped.
Test Drive the High-Value Chevy Trax at Bill Cram Chevrolet
You don’t need to break the bank to drive a tech-packed, head-turning SUV. The 2026 Chevy Trax is proof that smart engineering and affordability can go hand in hand.
As a family-owned dealership that has served Seneca Falls and our neighbors for decades, we love helping drivers find vehicles that truly fit their lives and budgets. Stop by Bill Cram Chevrolet today at 1913 Route 5 and 20 in Seneca Falls to explore our Trax inventory and take one for a spin!
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the automotive world lately, you know that big changes are on the horizon for America’s favorite workhorse. Chevrolet has officially confirmed that a fully redesigned, next-generation Chevy Silverado 1500 is making its grand debut later this year for the 2027 model year.
As your trusted team here at Bill Cram Chevrolet, we are tracking every insider update, patent leak, and spy shot closely. The fifth-generation light-duty Silverado is shaping up to be a massive leap forward in power, utility, and interior luxury.
Here is a breakdown of what you can expect when this next-generation truck hits the roads of the Finger Lakes.
1. Under the Hood: The Dawn of “Gen 6” V8 Engines
The biggest news for truck traditionalists lies in the powertrain lineup. Chevrolet is retiring the current 5.3L and 6.2L EcoTec3 V8 engines to introduce a brand-new sixth-generation Small Block V8 family. Built to meet stricter modern emissions rules while maximizing raw capability, these pushrod engines bring back a legendary displacement number:
- The Return of the 5.7L V8: Replacing the current 5.3L volume leader, this all-new 5.7L engine targets an estimated 6% improvement in fuel efficiency alongside a healthy horsepower boost past the previous 355-hp baseline.
- The High-Output 6.6L Gas V8: To replace the premium 6.2L V8 on high-tier and off-road models, rumors point to a half-ton variation of GM’s heavy-duty 6.6L gas engine, potentially pushing output into the 460 to 475 horsepower range.
- Refined Favorites: The high-torque 2.7L TurboMax four-cylinder and the highly efficient 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel inline-six are both expected to return with minor updates. There are also strong industry rumors pointing to a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain option currently undergoing real-world testing.
2. Exterior Architecture: Bold, Chiseled, and True to Its Roots
Recent spy photos of camouflaged prototypes reveal that while the 2027 Silverado maintains its iconic, boxy, and muscular frame, the front fascia is getting a sharp technological makeover.
A thick crossbar bisects the front grille, separating slim, high-mounted daytime running lights (DRLs) right at the hood line from the primary stacked headlamps lower down. Around the back, the taillights wrap further into the bedsides, while a panoramic sunroof is expected to make its debut on premium trims like the High Country.
Crucially for local drivers who depend on their trucks for towing, hauling, and farm work, the 2027 Silverado will sit on an updated version of the T1 body-on-frame platform. It will retain a solid rear axle with traditional leaf springs, turning down the multi-link rear setups used on full-size SUVs to ensure its towing and payload capacities remain best-in-class.
3. A Dramatic Cabin Tech Overhaul
While the current 13.4-inch diagonal infotainment screen completely revolutionized the truck’s interior, the 2027 model is prepared to take the digital cockpit to a luxury level.
Interior spy shots show the driver’s gauge cluster and the main center infotainment screen integrated under one continuous, massive sheet of glass arching across the dashboard. This ultra-premium layout mirrors the latest cockpits found in Chevy’s advanced EV lineups, giving drivers an ultra-crisp, seamless command center for navigation, trailering tech, and media.
What Is the Timeline?
Production lines for the next-generation gas models are anticipated to start rolling near the tail end of this year, following an official vehicle reveal later this summer or fall.
If you want to be among the very first in our community to receive official ordering guides, trim configurations, and production updates directly from the factory floor, let our team know! We are here to make sure you have the exact right tool for the job.
Driving Toward Excellence: Bill Cram Chevrolet Earns the 2025 Chevrolet Mark of Excellence Award
At Bill Cram Chevrolet, we have always believed that doing business the right way means putting people first. Today, we are incredibly proud to share a major milestone that proves that dedication is paying off: our dealership has officially been named a 2025 Chevrolet Mark of Excellence Award winner!
The Mark of Excellence is a highly coveted honor presented by Chevrolet to an elite group of dealerships nationwide. It isn’t just about the number of vehicles that leave our lot; it is a direct reflection of a dealership’s commitment to outstanding performance, brand dedication, and—above all else—superior customer satisfaction.
To celebrate this milestone, we want to take a moment to look back at what made this achievement possible and say a few well-deserved thank yous.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Incredible Community
We have been a family-owned business right here in Seneca Falls since 1969. Over the decades, we’ve watched generations of families walk through our doors, trusting us with their first cars, their growing family SUVs, and their hard-working trucks.
This Mark of Excellence award belongs to you—our loyal customers across the Finger Lakes region. Every time you choose us for a vehicle purchase, bring your Chevy in for routine service, or recommend us to a neighbor, you help build the foundation for this kind of national recognition. Your trust drives everything we do, and we are profoundly grateful for your continued support.
Celebrating the Best Team in the Business
An award like this doesn’t happen without an extraordinary team working behind the scenes. From our knowledgeable sales consultants who help you find the perfect ride, to our certified service technicians, parts specialists, and administrative staff who keep everything running seamlessly—this achievement is yours.
It takes daily dedication, a commitment to ongoing training, and a genuine passion for customer care to meet Chevrolet’s strict standards for this honor. We couldn’t be prouder of the hard work and heart our team puts into their jobs every single day.
Looking Ahead
While we are incredibly honored to look back at a successful 2025, winning the Mark of Excellence isn’t a finish line for us—it’s a reminder of the standard we promise to uphold.
As we press forward into 2026, our mission remains exactly the same: to provide the transparent, low-pressure, and community-focused experience you’ve come to expect from the Cram family name.
Whether you’re in the market for a new Chevrolet, need an oil change, or just want to congratulate the team, we invite you to stop by the dealership and see what award-winning service looks like firsthand. Thank you again, Finger Lakes, for making this milestone possible!
There’s something incredibly special about looking back at where you started. This month, all of us at Bill Cram Chevrolet are taking a moment to reflect, smile, and say a massive thank you as we celebrate our 57th anniversary!
Since we first opened our doors back in 1969, a lot has changed. Car designs went from classic chrome and muscle to advanced electric vehicles and smart tech. The roads around Seneca Falls have grown, and generations of drivers have come and gone. But through nearly six decades, one thing has remained absolutely unchanged: our commitment to you, our community.
From 1969 to Today: A Journey Built on Trust
When Bill Cram first established this dealership at the intersection of Route 414 and 5&20, the goal wasn’t just to sell vehicles. It was to build a business rooted in honesty, family values, and local support.
Fifty-seven years later, we are incredibly proud to say we are still standing on that exact same foundation.
- More Than Customers—You’re “Cramily”: We’ve had the distinct honor of selling someone their very first car, then years later selling a car to their children, and eventually, their grandchildren.
- Rooted in the Community: Whether we are cheering on our local Bill Cram Chevrolet T-Ball team at the Geneva Little League opening day, supporting regional events, or just helping a neighbor out of a pinch in our service bay, the Finger Lakes region is our home. We don’t just work here; we live, volunteer, and raise our families right alongside you.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Team and Neighbors
A milestone like 57 years doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because of two vital groups of people:
- Our Incredible Staff: From our dedicated sales consultants to our expert service technicians who keep your vehicles running safely year after year, our team’s hard work is the engine that keeps us moving.
- You, Our Loyal Customers: Thank you for trusting us with your major milestones, your daily commutes, and your family road trips. Thank you for choosing local.
Let’s Keep the Wheels Turning
Whether you’ve been buying from us since the ’70s or you just discovered the “Cramily” difference recently, we invite you to stop by the showroom this month. Come raise a glass (or grab some popcorn), test drive a new Chevy truck during our anniversary event, or just stop by to say hello to a friendly, familiar face.
Here’s to the last 57 years of memories—and to the many miles left to travel together. Thank you, Seneca Falls!
Want to celebrate with us or need to get your current ride ready for the road ahead? Give us a call at 315-539-9272, email us at info@billcramchevrolet.com, or swing by the dealership at Route 414 and 5&20!
See the USA in your Chevrolet!
“See the USA in Your Chevrolet” is an iconic 1948 advertising jingle written by Leo Corday and Leon Carr, famously sung by Dinah Shore. It became a cultural phenomenon and signature song for Chevy, highlighting American road-trip culture, excellent performance, and nationwide dealership availability.
As we prepare to celebrate 250 years as a nation, we recognize it’s the resilience, pride and work ethic of the people that have always driven us forward. Chevrolet has been woven into the fabric of this country for the past 114 years, and we’ve done it the only way we know how — together.
There is nothing quite like the sound of a ball hitting a glove and the smell of fresh-cut grass to signal that spring has officially arrived in the Finger Lakes. This past Sunday marked a very special milestone for us as the Bill Cram Chevrolet T-Ball team took to the field for their very first game of the season!
Watching those oversized jerseys and ball caps hustle across the diamond is a reminder of why we love being part of this community. At Bill Cram Chevrolet, we believe that supporting local youth sports like Geneva Little League is about more than just the game; it’s about teamwork, making new friends, and building memories that last a lifetime.
More Than Just a Game
Our commitment to Geneva Little League stems from a long-standing family tradition of giving back to the community that has supported us since 1969. Whether it’s cheering from the bleachers or seeing our name on the back of a jersey, we are honored to help provide a safe, fun environment for our local kids to play.
A Huge Shoutout to Our T-Ball Stars
A massive “congratulations” to our T-Ball players on a fantastic first game this past Sunday! You played with heart, ran the bases with speed, and—most importantly—had a great time. We also want to extend a sincere thank you to the coaches, volunteers, and parents who dedicate their Sundays to making the league possible.
Come Join the Fun
If you see our team out there this season, be sure to give them a cheer! We are looking forward to a summer filled with home runs, dusty cleats, and post-game snacks.
Go Bill Cram Chevrolet T-Ball! We’ll see you at the ballpark!
In Upstate New York, a truck’s towing capacity isn’t just a stat on a brochure—it’s the difference between a successful weekend at the boat launch and a stressful haul. Whether you are moving hay bales in Seneca Falls or launching a cabin cruiser into Seneca Lake, understanding your Silverado’s limits is the key to safety and performance.
1. The Engine Lineup: Finding Your “Sweet Spot”
Towing capacity starts with what’s under the hood. Chevy offers four distinct engines for the Silverado 1500, each tailored to different types of local tasks.
| Engine | Horsepower / Torque | Max Towing Capacity | Best For… |
| TurboMax™ 2.7L | 310 hp / 430 lb-ft | 9,500 lbs | Small boats, utility trailers, and lightweight campers. |
| 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 | 355 hp / 383 lb-ft | 11,300 lbs | The “All-Rounder.” Mid-sized campers and horse trailers. |
| 6.2L EcoTec3 V8 | 420 hp / 460 lb-ft | 13,300 lbs | Maximum gasoline towing. Large boats and heavy equipment. |
| 3.0L Duramax® Diesel | 305 hp / 495 lb-ft | 13,300 lbs | Efficiency under load. Long-distance hauling across NY. |
2. Real-World Upstate Tasks
The Seneca Lake Boat Launch
Launching a heavy boat requires more than just raw capacity; it requires low-end torque. The 3.0L Duramax Diesel is a regional favorite here. With 495 lb-ft of torque, it provides the steady, controlled pull needed to move a heavy boat up a slick, steep ramp without the engine “hunting” for power.
Agricultural Hauling & Equipment
For those moving farm equipment or tandem-axle trailers through the rolling hills of Seneca County, the 6.2L V8 provides the high-end horsepower needed to maintain speeds on inclines. When properly equipped with the Max Trailering Package, the 13,300-lb limit handles most skid steers and equipment trailers with ease.
Weekend Camping in the Adirondacks
If you’re heading north with a modern 25-foot travel trailer, the 5.3L V8 offers a perfect balance. It provides plenty of overhead for the trailer’s weight plus your gear, while remaining an efficient and smooth daily driver for your commute between Seneca Falls and Geneva.
3. The “Max Trailering Package” Advantage
To hit those maximum 13,300-lb numbers, your Silverado needs the Max Trailering Package. This includes an automatic locking rear differential, revised shock tuning, and a heavy-duty cooling system—essential features for those humid July hauls through the Finger Lakes.
Pro-Tip: Always check your specific door jamb sticker. Towing capacity changes based on cab configuration (Crew Cab vs. Double Cab), bed length, and whether you have 2WD or 4WD.
Need Help Crunching the Numbers?
Matching the right engine, rear-axle ratio, and trim level to your specific trailer can be complicated. The team at Bill Cram Chevrolet in Seneca Falls specializes in these configurations. Whether you need to know the tongue weight for a specific boat or the payload for a bed full of equipment, our experts can help you match the perfect Silverado to your specific towing needs.
For families in Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Geneva, Rochester and Syracuse choosing a three-row SUV is a major decision. Whether you’re hauling a boat to one of the Finger Lakes, navigating a lake-effect snowstorm, or packing up for a weekend in the Adirondacks, you need a vehicle that fits your specific lifestyle.
At Bill Cram Chevrolet, we see two heavy hitters dominating the driveway: the legendary Chevy Tahoe and the tech-forward Chevy Traverse. While they both offer three rows of seating, they are built for very different missions. Here is how they stack up.
1. Power & Performance: Truck-Based vs. Crossover-Built
The biggest difference lies under the skin.
- The Tahoe (Full-Size Strength): Built on a high-strength truck frame, the Tahoe is a powerhouse. It offers a standard 5.3L V8 (355 hp) and an available 6.2L V8 (420 hp). For those prioritizing efficiency without losing torque, the 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel is a regional favorite, offering a massive 495 lb-ft of torque.
- The Traverse (Nimble Efficiency): The Traverse is a “crossover,” meaning it’s built on a car-based platform. Its 2.5L Turbocharged engine delivers a punchy 328 hp. It’s lighter, lower to the ground, and offers a smoother, more car-like ride—perfect for daily commutes on Route 5 & 20.
2. Towing: Boats, Campers and Trailers
If you have toys to move, the Tahoe is the clear winner, but the Traverse holds its own for lighter loads.
- Tahoe: Can tow up to 8,400 lbs. This is the SUV you want if you have a large horse trailer, a heavy camper, or a full-size cabin cruiser.
- Traverse: Offers a respectable 5,000 lbs of towing capacity. This is more than enough for a pair of jet skis, a small utility trailer, or a lightweight pop-up camper.
3. Interior Space & Practicality
Both vehicles can seat 7 or 8 passengers (the Tahoe can even go up to 9 in certain trims), but the “feel” inside is different.
This comparison article is designed for the Bill Cram Chevrolet blog, helping Finger Lakes families choose between the heavy-duty capability of the Tahoe and the everyday versatility of the Traverse.
Tahoe vs. Traverse: Which Family SUV Rules Upstate New York?
For families in Seneca Falls, Waterloo, and Geneva, choosing a three-row SUV is a major decision. Whether you’re hauling a boat to Cayuga Lake, navigating a lake-effect snowstorm, or packing up for a weekend in the Adirondacks, you need a vehicle that fits your specific lifestyle.
At Bill Cram Chevrolet, we see two heavy hitters dominating the driveway: the legendary Chevy Tahoe and the tech-forward Chevy Traverse. While they both offer three rows of seating, they are built for very different missions. Here is how they stack up.
1. Power & Performance: Truck-Based vs. Crossover-Built
The biggest difference lies under the skin.
- The Tahoe (Full-Size Strength): Built on a high-strength truck frame, the Tahoe is a powerhouse. It offers a standard 5.3L V8 (355 hp) and an available 6.2L V8 (420 hp). For those prioritizing efficiency without losing torque, the 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel is a regional favorite, offering a massive 495 lb-ft of torque.
- The Traverse (Nimble Efficiency): The Traverse is a “crossover,” meaning it’s built on a car-based platform. Its 2.5L Turbocharged engine delivers a punchy 328 hp. It’s lighter, lower to the ground, and offers a smoother, more car-like ride—perfect for daily commutes on Route 5 & 20.
2. Towing: Boats, Campers, and Trailers
If you have toys to move, the Tahoe is the clear winner, but the Traverse holds its own for lighter loads.
- Tahoe: Can tow up to 8,400 lbs. This is the SUV you want if you have a large horse trailer, a heavy camper, or a full-size cabin cruiser.
- Traverse: Offers a respectable 5,000 lbs of towing capacity. This is more than enough for a pair of jet skis, a small utility trailer, or a lightweight pop-up camper.
3. Interior Space & Practicality
Both vehicles can seat 7 or 8 passengers (the Tahoe can even go up to 9 in certain trims), but the “feel” inside is different.
| Feature | Chevy Tahoe | Chevy Traverse |
| Max Cargo Space | 122.9 cubic feet | 98.2 cubic feet |
| Third Row Comfort | Adult-friendly with deep legroom | Best for kids and teens |
| Maneuverability | Commanding view, but requires a large parking spot | Easier to park and garage-friendly |
The Tahoe is the “maximum capacity” choice. If you have three growing teenagers and all their sports gear, the extra shoulder and legroom in the Tahoe’s third row are life-savers. The Traverse, however, offers “Best-in-Class” cargo space for a mid-size SUV, making it incredibly spacious without feeling like you’re driving a bus.
4. Winter Readiness in the Finger Lakes
Both SUVs feature advanced All-Wheel Drive (AWD) or 4WD systems, but they handle our New York winters differently:
- Traverse Z71: This trim is a star for local winters. It features a twin-clutch AWD system, off-road suspension, and Terrain Mode—making it incredibly confident in slush and light snow.
- Tahoe Z71: If you live on a steep hill or a rural road that doesn’t see a plow for hours, the Tahoe’s true 4WD system and higher ground clearance provide that “unstoppable” truck-like feel.
The Verdict: Which fits your driveway?
- Choose the Tahoe if you need serious towing power, maximum interior volume for adults, or simply prefer the commanding presence of a V8 engine.
- Choose the Traverse if you want better fuel economy (up to 24 MPG combined), a more budget-friendly price point, and a vehicle that’s easier to navigate through downtown Seneca Falls.
Compare Them Both at Bill Cram Chevrolet
Reading specs is one thing—feeling the difference is another. We invite you to visit us in Seneca Falls to test drive the Tahoe and the Traverse back-to-back. Whether you’re looking for the ruggedness of the Tahoe or the smart versatility of the Traverse, our team is here to help you make the right choice for your family.
Choosing a new truck used to be simple. Today, it’s about which workflow fits your lifestyle. With the arrival of the Silverado EV alongside the legendary Silverado 1500, we’re breaking down how they compare for life in the Finger Lakes.
Daily Driving Costs: The Silverado 1500 is subject to the pump, with full tanks often costing $80 to well over $100. In contrast, charging a Silverado EV at home during off-peak hours can cost as little as $12-$18 for a full charge. For daily commuters, these savings add up fast.
Convenience: Gas stations offer 5-minute fill-ups, which is essential for long-haulers. However, the Silverado EV offers “driveway fueling”—starting every single morning with a full charge. It’s the ultimate convenience for local driving.
Performance: The Silverado 1500 offers the familiar rumble and mechanical feedback that truck traditionalists love. The Silverado EV, however, provides 100% of its torque instantly, making merging and towing feel incredibly smooth and quiet.
Towing & Payload: By the Numbers
For many in Seneca Falls, a truck isn’t just a commuter vehicle—it’s a tool for hauling boats to Cayuga Lake or moving equipment between job sites. Here is how the capacities stack up:
| Feature | Silverado 1500 (Gas/Diesel) | Silverado EV |
| Max Towing | Up to 13,300 lbs (with 3.0L Duramax Diesel or 6.2L V8) | Up to 12,500 lbs (3WT & RST Models) |
| Max Payload | Up to 2,260 lbs (with TurboMax™ engine) | Up to 1,800 lbs (RST First Edition) |
| Horsepower | 310 hp (TurboMax) to 420 hp (6.2L V8) | Up to 754 hp (RST in WOW Mode) |
| Torque | 430 lb-ft to 495 lb-ft | Up to 785 lb-ft |
The Towing Reality Check
- The Gas/Diesel Advantage: If you are towing heavy loads over long distances (like a camper across the state), the 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel remains the gold standard. It offers the highest towing capacity (13,300 lbs) and allows for 5-minute fuel stops, which is critical since towing typically cuts any vehicle’s fuel economy or range by about 50%.
- The EV Advantage: While the Silverado EV has a slightly lower max tow rating (12,500 lbs), its 785 lb-ft of torque is delivered instantly. This means no “hunting” for gears when pulling a boat up a steep ramp or merging onto the Thruway. It feels more stable and powerful under load than almost any gas truck on the market.
Upstate Practicality: The EV introduces the “eTrunk”—a lockable, weatherproof storage area where the engine used to be. It’s perfect for keeping gear dry during a snowy NY winter. Meanwhile, the Silverado 1500 continues to offer unmatched bed flexibility for those who need various lengths and configurations.
The Bottom Line: There is no “wrong” choice, only the right choice for YOU. At Bill Cram Chevrolet in Seneca Falls, we carry both the Silverado EV and the Silverado 1500 gas models. Visit us to test drive both back-to-back and make a truly informed decision for your lifestyle.
It’s EV-Palooza at Bill Cram Chevrolet
The future of driving has arrived in Seneca Falls, and it’s electric! We are officially in the middle of an EV Palooza here at Bill Cram Chevrolet. If you’ve been curious about making the switch to an electric vehicle, there has never been a better time to stop by the dealership and see what the 2026 lineup has to offer.
From rugged workhorses to versatile family SUVs, the Chevrolet EV roster is deeper than ever. Here’s a look at the stars of the show:
The Heavy Hitter: 2026 Silverado EV
The Silverado EV isn’t just a great electric truck—it’s a great truck, period. Built on the revolutionary Ultium Platform, it delivers the capability you expect from a Chevy with some mind-blowing new perks:
- Massive Range: Select trims offer a GM-estimated range of up to 493 miles on a full charge.
- Towing Power: Tow up to 12,500 lbs with ease.
- Tech-Forward: Features like the Multi-Flex Midgate and a massive 17.7-inch diagonal infotainment screen make it as functional as it is futuristic.
The Performance Icon: 2026 Blazer EV
If you want style and speed, the Blazer EV is calling your name. It’s designed to turn heads while providing a thrilling driving experience:
- Standard Performance: The SS trim offers a staggering 615 horsepower in Wide Open Watts mode.
- Hands-Free Driving: Available Super Cruise™ technology allows for hands-free driving on compatible roads.
- Quick Charging: Get back on the road faster with DC Public Fast Charging capabilities.
The All-Rounder: 2026 Equinox EV
The Equinox EV is the perfect entry point for families and commuters looking for a seamless transition to electric:
- Everyday Utility: With over 300 miles of range on a full charge (FWD models), it’s ready for your daily commute and weekend errands.
- Spacious Interior: Plenty of room for five passengers and all your gear, featuring a sleek, modern cabin design.
- Safety First: Standard Chevy Safety Assist includes Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist, and more.
Why Go Electric at Bill Cram Chevrolet?
Making the switch to an EV is about more than just skipping the gas pump. When you visit us in Seneca Falls, our team is here to help you navigate:
- Incentives & Rebates: Between the New York State Drive Clean Rebate and additional cash discounts you could see significant savings at the time of purchase.
- Home Charging Solutions: We can guide you through the basics of setting up a Level 2 charger at your home for overnight “refueling.”
- The Family Experience: As a family-owned business, we treat you like one of our own. Come meet our team (and maybe even a couple of our four-legged greeters!) to find the perfect fit for your lifestyle.
Ready to feel the instant torque for yourself? Stop by Bill Cram Chevrolet in Seneca Falls today for a test drive and let’s celebrate the EV Palooza together!
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