Excellent Chevy Bolt Video Review and Road Test by Alex on Autos

Alex on Autos produces excellent car reviews. "I disagree with one comment though about level 2 charger being required. It is not required and the fact that the Bolt has a bigger battery makes it less of requirement not more," writes Dan Car who posted this video review on Google Plus.

If you only typically drive less than 40 miles round trip a day or if you have level 2 charger at work, you don't need one at home.

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My Biggest Shock When I Test Drove Chevy Bolt
Jennifer Sensiba, a group member from Las Cruces, NM wrote about her biggest shock and the negative when she first tested the Chevy Bolt. Here is her post below.

After 3 Years of Nissan Leaf Now Chevy Bolt and Comparison
David Fox from Los Angeles, who leased a 2015 NIssan Leaf and moved to Chevy Bolt after his lease was over, posted in SF Bay Area Nissan Leaf Owners public group on Facebook about his experience driving both cars. He has a very interesting comparison of Nissan Leaf vs Chevy Bolt and the group being publicly available TorqueNews decided to share it here for our readers.

Initial Drive Review: 2017 Chevy Bolt effectively mainstreams E.V.
General Motors has experimented with electrifying the car for decades, and has enjoyed some market success. Presently, the Chevy Volt hybrid drives the streets of America, and Volt owners interviewed respond with positive accolades, with a caveat or two -- they want more electric only range, and bigger, would be better -- Bolt presents both.

Chevy Bolt vs Chevy Volt
Is the Chevy Bolt going to cannibalize on Chevy Volt sales? It seems like GM is actually competing with itself when you look at the deliverables of these two vehicles in my opinion. At the moment, we have 40 to 50 miles of electric range with the 2017 Chevy Volt and 240 miles of EV Range in the Chevy Bolt.

What Makes Chevy Bolt Grow in Popularity
Few days ago when August 2017 sales numbers came out there was a little surprise. In August 2017 plug-in EV sales Chevy Bolt leads. "In August, Chevy delivered 2,107 Bolt EVs, the first time the car had sold more than 2,000 units in a month after entering the market in mid-December last year," reads the article leaving behind Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf.

Chevy Bolt vs Tesla Model 3 on Specs Alone
Tesla's first mass-market vehicle, the Model 3, is expected to go head-to-head with the Chevrolet Bolt, which falls in the same price category and mileage range. Despite the fact that the Model 3 and the Chevy Bolt are marketed to very different demographics, their specs tell a different story.