Recent content by JimmYK

Bolt is definitely not just a city car.

I'm not sure if there will be one. Can anyone from the Chevrolet Bolt forum moderator panel confirm it?

Great! I'll try to check one out myself!

Well, it's a fact. But Tesla not making their cars and a waiting line long enough to reach Mars is probably a bigger fact.

In my opinion a low price sticker is enough to change the game. If Chevy Bolt does great, other companies will have to produce similar range cars at a similar price range. That has the potential to change the market for EVs.

I was totally confused by the topic title but great post nonetheless.

I guess this is a pretty big achievement for Chevy Bolt. http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1106707_green-car-reports-2017-best-car-to-buy-nominee-chevy-bolt-ev

I think that's a bit ambitious of GM. http://www.autoblog.com/2016/10/18/chevy-bolt-will-sell-30-000-units-next-year-lg-chem-says/

Yeah. But I also see the appeal. Bolt is bad ass name.

Very interesting argument.

Chevrolet’s Bolt EV shows the seriousness with which auto makers are taking the threat posed by start-ups Orion Township, Michigan: Ten years ago, a little-known tech entrepreneur named Elon Musk published a secret master plan for Tesla Motors, an ambitious electric car start-up he had funded...

Interesting article: 'Increased mileage on a charge for electric cars is all well and good, but the real “game changer” won’t come until a way is found to recharge the battery that renders the process equivalent in time to filling up a tank with gasoline.'...

In Europe, the Chevy Bolt EV will be known as the Opel Ampera-e - doesn't seem like GM will make a RHD drive version anytime soon http://www.autoblog.com/2016/09/15/right-hand-drive-chevy-bolt-too-expensive-and-risky-for-gm/

'll say it upfront: if you're looking for a good electric car, the Chevy Bolt is not a bad option. For $37,500, the Bolt offers a solid range of 238 miles on a single charge. That's impressive, especially considering that Tesla's Model 3 is only expected to have a range of 215 miles per charge...

The 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV had a fast and unusual development process. General Motors partnered closely with Korean electronics firm LG, whose LG Chem subsidiary provided its lithium-ion battery cells. Other LG units contributed both electric and electronic components and now act as contract...