2023 Chevrolet Silverado Battery Warranty: Full Coverage Guide
Need clarity on the 2023 Silverado battery warranty? Learn what’s covered for both gas and EV models, how to extend coverage, and why Granger offers the best GM-backed plans.
Explore what the 2023 Silverado battery warranty includes. Whether you drive a gas-powered model or the Silverado EV, we break down your coverage and how to extend it.
If you’re driving a 2023 Chevy Silverado, especially the new Silverado EV, you’ll want to know exactly how the battery is protected. Battery repairs and replacements can be costly, so understanding your warranty is key to avoiding surprise expenses. Whether it’s the standard 12-volt battery or the advanced lithium-ion pack in the Silverado EV, this guide breaks down what’s covered, what isn’t, and how you can get extended protection for peace of mind.
The 2023 Chevrolet Silverado comes in both gas-powered and electric versions, and each has different battery warranty terms. Here’s how the coverage compares:
Model | Battery Type | Coverage Duration | Mileage Limit | Notes |
Silverado (Gas Models) | Standard 12V battery | 3 years / 36,000 miles | 36,000 miles | Wear and tear not covered; coverage ends with bumper-to-bumper warranty |
Silverado EV | High-voltage lithium-ion battery | 8 years / 100,000 miles | 100,000 miles | Covers defects, capacity degradation, and workmanship issues |
Learn more about what’s included in your Chevy factory warranty.
Not Covered | Details |
Battery wear from misuse or neglect | Including damage from jump-starts or improper charging |
Accessories or aftermarket battery installs | Only OEM batteries are covered |
Damage from accidents or environmental harm | Covered under insurance, not the factory warranty |
If you want more long-term protection, especially for the Silverado EV’s battery, you can extend your coverage with a GM-backed extended warranty through Granger Warranty.
Extended Protection Includes:
1. Is the Silverado EV battery warranty transferable?
Yes, the 8-year/100,000-mile EV battery warranty is fully transferable to new owners.
2. Does the warranty cover battery degradation?
Yes, if the EV battery capacity drops below a certain threshold, it may qualify for replacement under warranty.
3. Can I replace my Silverado’s 12V battery under warranty?
If the failure occurs within the 3-year/36,000-mile window and it’s not due to misuse, it may be covered.
4. What happens after 100,000 miles on a Silverado EV?
You’ll need an extended warranty to continue protecting high-voltage components beyond that mileage.
5. Are there deductibles for battery repairs with an extended plan?
Yes, but you can choose a $0 deductible option when you purchase your extended warranty through Granger.
Don’t wait until the battery bill hits. Get ahead of the game with a GM-backed extended warranty from Granger.
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