If you won’t be in the market to actually purchase a 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV, GM Financial has released some good information regarding what a lease payment will look like in the states of Oregon and California.
According to LeaseHackr, a typical scenario right now will lead to a $309 per month payment. That has been calculated with some basic inputs, which also factor in a $2,500 CCR incentive only available in the Bolt EV’s launch markets of California and Oregon.
Using the $2,500 as a down payment (the figure is a cash-back sum), and using the GM Financial supplied numbers for mileage and residual values, the payment works out to $309 after fees and tax. This includes 10,000 miles per year for 36 months. Also, keep in mind this figure represents a base Bolt EV LT, not the Premier trim.
The 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV will reach west coast dealers by the end of this year, priced at $37,495. After federal tax credits, the purchase price can drop to $29,995.
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GM “fiddles” while the rest of the country starves.
They pulled this same shiit with the Volt and Spark EV!
F*ckin’ GM, man…
$309 per month, on top of $3k down… good luck with that.
Call me when you have to start competing with $69 Fiat 500e’s to meet your California EV quotas.
GM is offering no such lease on the Portland OR area. Leases are over 500/my. Good luck with that. The leaf at half the price is looking real good.
The range on the Leaf isn’t even half of the Bolt and it has a really fat ass. Lol
The bolt is 5k more and has no history. Not worth the lease cost of 2 leafs. For people with more dollars than sense it has a skinny butt.