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Why the hell are they taking such a big risk?

Though it's the first electric car that is both affordable and has a range over 200 miles, the Chevy Bolt is almost aggressively normal. Slipping into the driver's seat, it feels like any number of other cars I've driven. There's a steering wheel, a couple of pedals, a shift knob, and all the...

The Chevrolet Bolt is strategically priced to come in just under $30,000 -- sort of. General Motors announced that its new all-electric car will cost $37,495. There's a $7,500 federal credit for purchasing an electric vehicle, which means the Bolt will slide in right under the $30,000 mark...

Yesterday on the GM-Volt.com forum the general manager of Southern California-based Keyes Chevrolet posted it has received word it is getting 2017 Bolts and taking pre-orders. “Initial allocation is 78; I have 35 deposits so that leaves 43 open slots,” wrote Rick Alpern on the forum of the EV...

That's as good a goal as any.

I guess we'll have to wait and see.

I haven't done that, no.

That's bad! Why are they doing this? It will drive away customers!

36% think the minimum range should be 300? :roll:

AT this point it is pretty confusing. They're denying the delay but at the same time you don't hear anything substantial about it.

How much taller is Chevy Bolt than normal compact cars?

Chevrolet has confirmed that its new all-electric hatchback is on track for a late-2016 launch, counter to rumors flying that the Bolt would be delayed by as much as 6 months. Fred Ligouri, Chevrolet spokesman, told Automotive News, “We’re on the same timeline we’ve always communicated. […]...

I just came across an article where GM denied the delay in production rumor. I shared the article with Chevy bolt forum, you can check it out.

How do they make it work really? Do the full-time drivers get paid or anything? Or do they drive people around all week just for the sake of the car?

Building on our report from last week about GM confirming that its Chevy Bolt EV is still on track for production in ‘late 2016’ despite prior reports to the contrary, Autonews says that it spotted a ‘production intent’ Bolt EV in Detroit – hinting at the imminent start of production. The GM...

Are they really gonna take such a big decision based only on polling? I don't think so.

In what GM hopes will be a game-changing debut, the Chevrolet Bolt EV promises several things Tesla cannot. | Source: General Motors No one confuses the Chevrolet and Tesla brands. Whereas consumers were willing to bet on a Model 3 sight unseen, the same hyped launch would never have worked for...

That makes sense. Thanks.

Not me! I'd rather buy a Chevy Bolt than work all week driving people around.

Since he's the one who wrote it, has to be by his standard, doesn't it?