A hot new color for the all-electric hatch.
The Blue Oval’s upcoming EV will take a different approach than the Bolt.
Chevy has been apprehensive to release a true performance crossover, it seems.
Sharper response makes for a more engaging driving experience.
For 2020, the Bolt EV’s range has been increased to 259 miles.
The updated EV will come with new seats and a new cabin design.
New styling, new interior, and possibly more miles as well.
With $2,769 due at signing.
Josh Tavel also lead the Bolt EV and ELR programs.
Specifically, the hard seats of the current model will be a thing of the past.
Helping to reduce range anxiety.
The automaker hopes making it easier to find a home installer will sway buyers into purchasing a Bolt EV.
A separate offer includes both a cashback rebate and special-financing.
Sales increased 5 percent to 8,281 units during the first six months of 2019.
The Sustainable City is described as “an international model for green living.”
The investment was announced last year, but it only now received governmental approval.
The Bolt’s 60 kWh battery didn’t leave us stranded in a charger-less situation.
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