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Chevrolet Volt car rental without the range anxiety
Drive a Volt
A Chevrolet Volt car rental gives you electric driving first and a gas backup when the battery runs low. You get the quiet of an EV with none of the range worry.
The Chevrolet Volt is a plug-in hybrid that runs on electricity first, covering 53 miles before a gas generator takes over. That generator stretches your total range to 420 miles, which makes the Volt a standout among Chevrolet rental options.
On Turo, you book your Volt from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup and drop-off that fit your plans. You pick the exact car, trim, and location you want — no counter, no guesswork.
Volt specs
Electric range
53 miles
Total range
420 miles
Horsepower
149 hp
Seats
5
Electric miles first, gas when you need it
The Volt's Voltec extended-range powertrain lets electric motors do the driving while a gas engine keeps them fed. An 18.4-kWh battery powers your first 53 miles, then a 1.5L four-cylinder engine switches on as a generator. You get 420 miles of total range — enough for a weekend escape without hunting for a plug.
Instant torque for quick city starts
Electric motors deliver their pull the moment you press the pedal, and the Volt puts 294 lb-ft of torque under your right foot. Merging, passing, and leaving a green light all feel effortless. Edmunds clocked the 2019 Volt at 0–60 mph in 7.8 seconds on electricity and 7.5 seconds with the gas engine running.
Regenerative braking adds another perk. When you slow down, the system recaptures energy and sends it back to the battery, extending your electric-only driving. Stop-and-go traffic finally pays you back (in miles, at least).
Simple charging, plus a 42 mpg backup
The Volt uses a standard J1772 plug, so a 240-volt charger or a regular household outlet both work. Plan on about 4.5 hours for a full charge at 240 volts, or roughly 2.25 hours if your Volt has the optional 7.2-kW onboard charger. A 120-volt outlet takes about 13 hours — a perfect overnight routine.
No plug nearby? Once the battery runs low, the gas engine takes over generator duty and returns 42 mpg combined. A missed charge never cuts your trip short.
Stand out with a Volt
The Volt fits commuters, city trips, and guests who want electric driving without range worry. A Chevrolet Volt car rental also lets you try life with a plug before you buy an EV — see if charging suits your routine. Compare it with other electric vehicle rentals on Turo to find your match.
Top Volt features
A modern classic with Detroit roots
Three things set the Volt apart: its modern-classic heritage, everyday comfort and tech, and a practical hatchback layout.
The original Volt went on sale in 2010, making it an early plug-in hybrid for US drivers. The second generation followed for model years 2016–2019, and every one rolled out of the Detroit-Hamtramck plant. Production ended in February 2019, so the 2019 model marks the final chapter.
That end date turns the Volt into a modern classic you can still drive today. You won't find a new one on a dealer lot, but you can book one on Turo and experience the electric-first formula yourself. It's a fun pick if you love cars with a story, or if you've always wondered how the Volt drives behind the wheel.
Everyday comfort and tech
The Volt makes daily driving easy with thoughtful standard touches. The LT trim includes LED low-beam headlights and taillights, keyless entry and ignition, remote start, and automatic climate control. Remote start is especially handy — warm up or cool down the cabin before you even open the door.
The 2019 model year added a new infotainment interface and an optional power driver's seat for quick, precise adjustments. Small upgrades like these make longer drives and daily commutes feel more comfortable. Check the listing to see which features your Volt includes, since equipment varies by trim and options.
A practical hatchback layout
The Volt packs a lot of everyday usefulness into a compact five-door liftback with front-wheel drive. It seats five, and the 60/40-split folding rear seats let you trade passenger space for cargo room when you need it. Behind the rear seats, you get 10.6 cubic feet of cargo space for groceries, carry-ons, or a weekend bag or two.
The Volt came in just two trims: LT and Premier. That keeps your choice simple — compare listings, pick the trim that fits your trip, and go.
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Recent reviews
Car drove smoothly, host was VERY responsive and flexible. Would rent again!
Caesar was so responsive and helpful! The car is in a great condition and easy to navigate and use
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Car was amazing and Caesar was super responsive and helpful. Thanks for the great experience!
Car was good, just took a little getting used to hybrid and the dash. I was not able to connect my iphone for gpa and spotify etc. pickup and drop off was easy and smooth. Caeser was resoonsive with questions.
Caesar was great. Nice and easy for a first time experience. Car was very clean and ran smoothly. Fantastic on miles. Would highly recommend. Definitely renting her again if I need.
Super easy to pick up and drop off. Host was easy to reach and communicate, and car was in good condition and cleaned.
The car was perfectly functional and served me well! The whole process was quite smooth, I'd 100% recommend.
Caesar was very helpful. Everything was ready for my arrival and drop-off was equally hassle-free. The car is in great shape and clean. An all-around good experience.
Top tips and things to know before renting a Volt
Get to know your Volt
A little prep goes a long way with a plug-in hybrid. Start with a full charge, plug in when you can, and let the Volt handle the switch to gas on its own.
The Volt runs on electric power first and switches to its gas generator when the battery runs low. Before your first drive, find the charge port and check the listing to see whether a charging cable comes with the car. Note your trim, too — LT and Premier models differ in equipment.
Want to go fully electric? Book a Chevrolet Bolt EV rental. You can also try a Chevrolet Malibu rental for a classic sedan, or chase more muscle with a Chevrolet Camaro rental.
Volt driving tips
These habits help you get the most electric miles from your Volt:
Start each day with a full battery whenever possible.
Plug in overnight, since a 120-volt outlet needs about 13 hours and 240 volts needs about 4.5 hours.
Use regenerative braking to recapture energy and extend your electric range.
Keep driving when the battery runs low, because the gas engine takes over automatically after 53 electric miles.
How much does it cost to rent a Volt?
The price of a Chevrolet Volt rental depends on your location, trip dates, and the specific vehicle you choose. Local vehicle owners often set discounts for longer trips, so stretching your booking can lower your daily rate.
Planning to keep it for weeks or months? Browse long-term car rental options on Turo.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Volt rentals on Turo
What documents do you need to rent a Volt on Turo?
Here are quick answers to the questions guests ask most about a Chevrolet Volt car rental on Turo.
You need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account to rent a Volt. Turo checks your eligibility when you sign up, so you're ready to book once you're approved.
What type of driver's license do you need to rent a Volt?
A valid, standard driver's license works for a Volt, since it's a regular passenger car. You don't need a special license to drive a plug-in hybrid.
How old do you need to be to rent a Volt on Turo?
Minimum age requirements depend on the vehicle and location. You'll see whether you're eligible to book a Volt when you create your account and check out.
What protection options can you choose for a Volt rental?
Turo shows you protection options at checkout. Review them before you confirm your Volt booking and choose the one that fits your trip.
Can you get a discount on a Volt rental?
Yes, many local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer Volt trips. Discounts vary by listing, so compare a few Volt options before you book.
Can you rent a Volt long-term?
Yes, you can book a Volt for days, weeks, or even months on Turo. Longer trips often come with discounts set by the local vehicle owner.
Do Volt rentals come with unlimited mileage?
Mileage limits vary by listing. Check the trip details on each Volt listing to see the included miles before you book.
Can you add another driver to your Volt rental?
Yes, you can add another driver to your Volt trip in the Turo app. Each added driver needs to meet Turo's eligibility requirements.
How far can a Chevy Volt go on electric power?
A 2019 Chevrolet Volt can travel up to 53 miles on electric power alone. With the gas generator, total range reaches 420 miles.
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