I hope they do a better job than with BMW and Nissan did with their L2 units. Every one of them that I have seen are either blocked 90% of the time, behind a gate, or both.

<t>GM is under the regulations of needing to produce a certain amount of zero-emissions vehicles for CAFE regulations.<br/> <br/> So the automaker's lobbyists have submitted requests to the Trump Administration to do away with the requirements.<br/> <br/> If the Trump admin removes the requirement, ...

<r>There are still a ton of parts that GM is handling. Yes, it seems the more 'complex' parts are being supplied by LG, but GM has the experience and distribution ability (not to mention assembly lines and tools) to build thousands of these vehicles and LG just doesn't have the infrastructure. <br/>...

LG has announced that by the end of August they will begin mass production of core Chevy Bolt EV parts. The company is contracted for 6 years, which is about the generational lifespan of the upcoming 200 mile EV. Here are the parts of the Bolt that will be manufactured by LG: - GM designed electric ...

That wasn't always the case. I leased my Volt 3 weeks after that article with a $600 break on cap cost.

Thanks for this - good point about manufacturers showing off the fully featured options and exciting people. Even in TV commercials you see a bunch of features, and at the end they have the disclaimer "fully loaded vehicle shown. MSRP shown is based on blah blah blah"

It comes down to whether or not EV owners are willing to sacrifice/trade style and functionality preferences just to be in an EV. You're right, no one would ever compare a Honda Accord to a Nissan Versa, but if those were the only 2 choices, you'd likely see people comparing them. To take it one ste...

Chevrolet has determined that it needs to redirect its marketing for the Volt in order to reach folks who would actually be interested in buying. With that, Chevy intends to offer overnight test drives for both the 2017 Volt and 2017 Bolt EV. Which doesn’t seem to far away from what Buick has done ...

I was under the impression there were no other 'options' with the Chevy Bolt. What you see is what you get. Seeing what Tesla has done with the Model 3, I don't think Chevrolet has room to say "We've been showing you the optioned model all along. The base model doesn't have X, Y, Z, or 1, 2, 3,...

Petermiller wrote:"Are there currently any production electric vehicles with a glass roof?"
Yes, the KIA Soul electric.
Peter

Do you have a picture of what the Soul EV looks like with glass roof?