2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV | CarGurus Test Drive Review

Shop new Chevrolet Bolt EV listings: https://goo.gl/8v61Yc Chevrolet’s 2017 Bolt EV aims to reset expectations in at least two ways. By offering a range of well over 200 miles at a price just under $37,500 – or just under $30K for anyone who qualifies for the full $7,500 tax credit – the Bolt hopes to provide a new benchmark for EV cost-effectiveness. And by driving very, very much like a gas vehicle, it also hopes to prove EVs don’t have to reveal their “alternative” nature by providing a radically different driving experience. The Bolt EV’s instrumentation is distinctive. Its dashboard shows speed, range, and efficiency information clearly, but it’s fully digital and looks very different from that in most cars. And its 10.2-inch infotainment screen offers more data on the electric powertrain and supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which is a good thing, because the Bolt does not offer navigation. And buyers will definitely want a 240-volt home charging station, because without it, fully replenishing the battery will take a long time. Read more on CarGurus: https://cargur.us/gRbP9 Presenter: Christian Wardlaw Cinematographer: Dan Sharp Subscribe to the CarGurus Channel:    / cargurus   Hybrids and EVs:    • Hybrids and EVs