2021 Electric Vehicles
2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV in PARIS, KY
MSRP
$36,500
MPG
City
Highway
37 Vehicles Available
Range (miles)*
259
Horsepower (hp)*
200
Cargo Space (cu.ft.)*
56.6
2021 Electric Vehicles
For well over 100 years, the auto industry has been based on technological innovation: from the invention of the internal combustion engine and improvements in the number and arrangement of cylinders to intelligent safety features designed to protect passengers. The development and growing popularity of Electric Vehicles (EVs) is only the most recent stage of this technological advancement. While some people might resist the move toward batteries and silent electric motors rather than gasoline and roaring combustion engines, we think that electric is the future of the industry.
Chevy Bolt EV
Many people consider the Bolt EV to be the flagship in the lineup of Chevy electric vehicles, and it is easy to see why. There is a lot of great stuff in the Bolt EV that clearly indicates the level of confidence that Chevy has in the future of EV models. This is a subcompact hatchback model, so it is a fantastic choice if you can utilize something small and desire more cargo space than an SUV can offer. Fortunately, the Chevy Bolt EUV and other upcoming EUV models will be the perfect solution for those in need of something larger.
Chevy Bolt EUV
If you are interested in the Chevy Bolt EV but need something a bit larger than a subcompact hatchback, then the Bolt EUV should be a great option. Larger than the standard Bolt EV but built upon the same platform, the Bolt EUV is essentially an electric crossover SUV that is taller than the Bolt EV and offers more room inside. Since it shares a platform with an established model, the development of the Bolt EUV has been quite fast and has allowed it to come to market before the other planned electric vehicles from Chevy.
Chevy’s Electric Future
The future of Chevy electric vehicles certainly looks bright, building on the Bolt EV that is already available. In addition to the Bolt EUV that is based on the same platform as the Bolt EV, there are at least two other EVs coming from Chevrolet. The first will likely be a midsize EUV that is currently in development, offering a larger option than the Bolt EUV. While details have not been released for this model, we have heard that it will be similar to the Chevy Equinox in size and is expected to be available by 2025.
An Electric Silverado? Chevy is aiming at the truck having more than 400 miles of range on a full charge, and it could utilize many of the technologies developed for the GMC Hummer EV.
Buick’s Electric Future
One of the two models coming from Buick will be an all-electric SUV designed to offer a “more conventional crossover proportion that maximizes interior space and cargo,” which should make it a fantastic option for large and growing families. The other model is said to be an electric crossover that “features more expressive proportion with a greater emphasis on form and athletic fashion,” which could be something a bit sleeker and sportier. Whatever we end up seeing from Buick will certainly be a welcome addition to the fantastic electric vehicles available from Chevy and GM’s other brands.
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