The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV represents the first model year ever for the Bolt EUV, a fresh battery-powered electric utility vehicle (EUV) that extends the Bolt line with a focus on practicality and cargo space.
The new model made its official debut on February 14th, alongside 2022 Bolt EV, and entered production in the summer of 2021.
| Model years: | 2022 – Present |
| Assembly Location: | GM Lake Orion Plant, Michigan, USA |
| Layout: | Skateboard |
| Battery: | Lithium-ion (288 cells) – 65 kWh |
| Horsepower: | 200 (150 kW) |
| Torque: | 266 lb-ft (360 Nm) |
| Drive: | Voltec |
| Driven Wheels: | Front-Wheel |
| Availability: | U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and South Korea |
| Predecessor: | – |
| Successor: | – |
Positioning
The 2022 model year sees the addition of the larger Bolt EUV to the lineup, which slots above the Bolt EV. Both models ride on the GM BEV2 platform, and feature the same electric drive motor as well.
Exterior
The exterior styling of the Bolt EUV is similar, though not identical, to the smaller Bolt EV. Primary differences include spacing between the headlights and tail lights, a larger “grille” and a restyling of the rear fascia, making it more bulbous than the more compact Bolt EV.
Interior & In-Vehicle Technology
The all-new Bolt EUV features new instrument panels and vehicle controls, with a 10.2-inch-diagonal infotainment color touchscreen and integrated climate controls for clean, intuitive interfaces. The infotainment screen features real-time displays with more details available on the 8-inch-diagonal reconfigurable color gauge cluster.
There’s also a new, electronic gear shift design that uses pull toggles and push buttons to free up more interior space. For increased regenerative braking, there’s even a new one-pedal driving button that keeps the system active between drive cycles.
The new interior also includes revised seats along with a sporty, flat-bottom steering wheel, which, incorporates the Regen on Demand paddle and a black Chevy “bowtie” emblem. Additionally, the redesigned seats feature a triangular geometric pattern and contrasting color stitching, premium design that gives a consistent and upscale atmosphere, while also complementing the new instrument panel and steering wheel designs.
In terms of connectivity, the 2022 Bolt EV also includes new wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto phone projection capability, as well as wireless phone charging, which is standard on Bolt EUV, and an available 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hotspot.
Additionally, new In-Vehicle Apps allow users to browse a list of available apps – such as Alexa, Spotify, The Weather Channel and many more – and install them on the infotainment system. With Alexa, drivers can use simple voice commands, while keeping their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel. Alexa can play music, get directions, place calls, listen to audiobooks, control your smart home, access tens of thousands of Alexa skills and more. Drivers can just ask aloud, and Alexa will respond.
Safety
Chevy has also confirmed that the all-new Bolt EUV will be available with the automaker’s hands-free Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving assistant. The technology has so far only been offered on Cadillac vehicles, but GM plans to slowly expand its availability in the coming years, with plans to offer it on 22 different vehicles before the end of 2023.
To elaborate, Super Cruise employs many advanced technology features, including a Driver Attention System and precision LiDAR map data. The Driver Attention System uses a small camera located on the top of the steering column and works with infrared lights to determine where the driver is looking whenever Super Cruise is in operation.
If the Driver Attention System detects the driver’s gaze has turned away from the road ahead for too long, the steering wheel light bar will prompt the driver to return their attention to the road. If the system determines continued inattentiveness, it will use visible and audible alerts to notify the driver to take back control of the wheel. Super Cruise is available on Bolt EUV Premier.
The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV also features an array of other standard passive and active safety features, and offers customers the option to add in even more available technologies.
For instance, Chevy Safety Assist is standard and includes safety and advanced driver assistance technologies, such as:
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Forward Collision Alert
- Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
- Following Distance Indicator
- IntelliBeam
- Front Pedestrian Braking
- HD Rear Vision Camera
Available driver assistance technologies include:
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert
- HD Surround Vision
- Adaptive Cruise Control
Powertrain & Range
The 2022 Bolt EUV has an EPA-certified range of 247 miles – or 397 kilometers – per full charge of the Bolt EUV’s 288-cell battery.
Availability
Bolt EUV market availability is expected to continue for the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and South Korea.
Pricing for the 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV in the U.S. market starts at $33,995, including destination. Availability will open during the summer of 2021.
Specs
| Model: | Chevrolet Bolt EUV |
| Platform: | GM BEV2 platform (a derivative of G2SC platform) |
| Body style / driveline: | front-wheel-drive, five-passenger, five-door all-electric CUV |
| Construction: | Steel and Aluminum |
| EPA vehicle class: | Small Station Wagon |
| Key competitors: | Nissan Leaf, Kia Niro EV, Hyundai Kona EV, BMW i3 |
| Type: | Rechargeable energy storage system comprising multiple linked modules |
| Volume/case: | 285L |
| Mass (lb / kg): | 947 / 430 |
| Battery chemistry: | Lithium-ion |
| Thermal system: | Liquid active thermal control |
| Cells: | 288 |
| Energy: | 65 kWh |
| Warranty: | 8 years / 100,000 miles |
| Electric driving range: | EPA-certified 247 miles |
| Warranty: | 8 years / 100,000 miles of battery and electric components coverage |
| Type: | Single motor and gearset |
| Motor: | Permanent magnetic drive motor |
| Power: | 200 hp/150 kW |
| Torque: (lb-ft / Nm): | 266 lb.ft./360 Nm |
| Final drive ratio: | 7.05:1 |
| 120 V: | 4 miles / 6 km of range per hour (using standard cord) |
| 240 V: | Full charge in 7 hours |
| SAE Combo DC Fast Charge: | Up to 95 miles in 30 minutes |
| Top speed (mph / kph): | 91 / 145 |
| 0-60 mph: | – |
| Front: | Independent MacPherson strut-type front suspension with side load compensating and finely tuned springs, direct-acting solid stabilizer bar system and ride & handling oriented LCA bushings. |
| Rear: | Compound crank (torsion beam) type rear suspension with the closed section V-shaped profile axle; specifically tuned coil springs, performance balanced shock absorber, angled A-bushing supporting understeer tendency on cornering maneuver and kinematically optimized torsion beam providing stable and best ride & handling performance. |
| Chassis control: | Four-channel ABS; Traction control system; StabiliTrak; Drag control |
| Steering type: | Column-mounted electric power steering |
| Steering wheel turns, lock-to-lock: | 2.91 revolutions |
| Steering ratio: | 16.8 :1 |
| Type: | Four-wheel disc with ABS; electro-hydraulic; partially regenerative; dynamic rear brake proportioning |
| Brake rotor diameter front (mm / in): | 276 / 11 |
| Brake rotor diameter rear (mm / in): | 264 / 10 |
| Total swept area (front) (cu cm): | – |
| Total swept area (rear) (cu cm): | – |
| Wheel size and type: | 17 inch x 6.5, 44 offset |
| Wheel material: | Cast aluminum |
| Tires: | Michelin Energy Saver A/S 215/50R17 all-season |
| Wheelbase (in / mm): | 105.3 / 2675 |
| Overall length (in / mm): | 169.5 / 4306 |
| Overall width (in / mm): | 69.7 / 1770 |
| Track width front (in / mm): | 59.5 / 1511 |
| Track width rear (in / mm): | 59.5 / 1511 |
| Height (in / mm): | 63.6 / 1616 |
| Front overhang (in / mm): | 35.1 / 891 |
| Rear overhang (in / mm): | 29.2 / 741 |
| Seating capacity (front / rear): | 2 / 3 |
| Headroom (first row) (in. / mm): | 40 / 1016 (max) or 39.1 / 992 (w/ sunroof) |
| Headroom (second row) (in. / mm): | 37.8 / 960 |
| Shoulder room (first row) (in / mm): | 54.6 / 1387 |
| Shoulder room (second row) (in / mm): | 52 / 1320 |
| Hip room (first row) (in / mm): | 51.4 / 1305 |
| Hip room (second row) (in / mm): | 50.2 / 1275 |
| Legroom (first row) (in / mm): | 44.3 / 1124 |
| Legroom (second row) (in / mm): | 39.1 / 993 |
| Curb weight (lb / kg): | 3679 / 1669 |
| EPA passenger volume (cu ft / L): | 96.5 / 2734 |
| Passenger volume (first row) (cu ft / L): | – |
| Passenger volume (second row) (cu ft / L): | – |
| Max cargo volume (cu ft / L): | 56.9 / 1611 (rear seat folded) |
| Cargo volume behind rear seat: | 16.3 / 462 |
| Heating cooling (qt / L): | Heating loop 1.8L |
| Battery pack cooling (qt / L): | 6.9L (RESS cooling loop – total coolant volume) |
| Power electronics cooling (qt / L): | 3.9L (PE & DU cooling loop – total coolant volume) |
| Drive unit fluid (qt / L): | 2.9L |
Sales
See Chevrolet Bolt EUV sales numbers for all markets, which have yet to be confirmed. Notes:
- Information for market (country) specified.
- Sales information compiled from various sources by GM Authority and Motrolix.
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