The Bolt EV was first presented at the 2015 North American
International Auto Show as a concept, and GM has now pushed for the production
version in less than a year. The all-electric car will go into production by
the end of this year in North America. The model shares lithium-ion battery
technology with the 2016 Chevy Volt plug-in-hybrid.
On the design and styling front, the Bolt EV boasts
attractive LED-infused headlights and taillamps and an aerodynamic dual-element
grille, along with gloss black accents, a distinctive greenhouse, a
tailgate-mounted spoiler. Inside the cabin, GM designers have crafted a unique,
driver-centric dashboard that holds digital instrument cluster and a 10.2-inch
MyLink infotainment system that has a "customizable, widget-based
'flip-board style' operation."
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| 2017 Chevy Bolt EV features a flat battery pack that gives a driving range of 200+ miles |
Chevy says that the Bolt will be equipped with an advanced
driving range indicator that informs the driver the time of day, typography,
weather and his driving habits. In addition, a gaming mode in also on the
anvil, which will allow drivers to contest against each other to see who is
driving the most efficiently.
Other connected technologies in the Bolt EV includes a
comprehensive wireless smartphone charging dock, and a Surround Vision system
for improved safety during low-speed driving and parking.
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