Unable to change target charge level

[Gconnell3rd]

Let me first start by saying I am a newbie to the EV world. I have a 2020 Chevy Bolt EV with the battery update ( not replacement). I want to try to figure out what happened to my target charge level and why it is stuck at 30 percent (so I only get 60 or 70 miles depending on weather, during, etc). When I try and adjust the Target Charge Level, I toggle it up (+) and it jumps right back to 30 percent, I toggle it down (-) and it goes back to 30 percent. When I first purchased the car a few months ago, it would charge to 80 percent. Also, I have tried charging with wall, Level 2, and level 3 chargers. But even at level 2 or 3 chargers it only charges at the rate of 5 kWh.
Thx for your time and apologies if this has already been addressed in previous posts.

 

[mgoleta]

This sounds like a problem that a dealer will likely be the best option. Limitations on charging can be because of a battery issue. If you have resolved this could you please post what was you found out and how it was resolved.

 

[EVpop]

Having the same problem. Got my used Chevy Bolt EV 2021 about 2 months ago and it would charge to 80% but as of today it stops at 28% but says the “target charge” is set to 40% which it won’t let me change. My app does say I need to get the Lithium Ion battery and 12V battery checked.

 

[EVpop]

Having the same problem. Got my used Chevy Bolt EV 2021 about 2 months ago and it would charge to 80% but as of today it stops at 28% but says the “target charge” is set to 40% which it won’t let me change. My app does say I need to get the Lithium Ion battery and 12V battery checked.

I got my car back 2 weeks later, they had to install a completely new battery. I didn’t pick my car up and they didn’t tell my dad what was wrong.

 

[EVpop]

I got my car back 2 weeks later, they had to install a completely new battery. I didn’t pick my car up and they didn’t tell my dad what was wrong.

By “they” I mean the dealership. I had taken my car to the dealership