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I agree more and more free chargers are being installed, but you see this at a much greater rate in California. It's a glacial pace here in Colorado. When normal usage includes travel along highways and CCS chargers to allow for it, then EV's will start to be able to truly compete. That's not...

I am not talking about the car's WiFi hot spot either. There is another Bolt owners forum. You may want to check the "What is free if we don't buy a subscription & how long?" thread as it has some of this information. Also in that thread is a Canadian owner who verified after his 6 month trial...

Yes, the OnStar basic package is free for 5 years and with that you can still connect the car to Wifi networks and use the key pass and fob remote features. So, thankfully, I can get vehicle status, remote start, and precondition outside of cell service as long as my car is on my WiFi network...

It’s actually a solution to a problem some people face. I use it daily as I live in the mountains where there is zero cell service. Having the car connected to my home wifi allows me to use check charging status, precondition / remote start the car, etc.

The Hakka 8 studded are as well. I have them on my new Bolt, but I've only had the car a couple of days and only with those tires so I don't know about range impacts. They are great snow tires though.

#1 for me is ccs fast charging availability, which looks pretty poor in terms of traveling outside of a best case 100 mile radius max in my area.