What We Know About the New 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV
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Chevrolet recently unveiled new information about the upcoming 2022 Bolt EUV at the General Motors EV Day press event. The electric crossover will be a spacious and versatile new option for city driving.
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Attributes of the Bolt EUV
The 2022 Bolt EUV will essentially be a roomier version of the 2020 Bolt EV. It will be built on the same BEV2 platform, but it will be about 3 inches longer to have added cargo space and second-row legroom. With its extra length, the new Bolt EUV will also be slightly heavier and have a shorter range than the EPA-estimated 259 miles of range for the Bolt EV.
If you drive the Bolt EUV, you will enjoy quicker Level 2 charging, and you will be able to spend less time at a charging station and more time on the road. While the current Bolt EV utilizes a 7.2-kW system, the new Bolt EUV will feature an 11-kW charging inverter.
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Inside the cabin of the Bolt EUV, there will be a modern dashboard well-suited to the crossover. You will have the option of adding a second-row sunroof to give the interior a more open-air feel. A hitch-mounted bike rack will also be available for the exterior, allowing you to free up space in the cargo area.
The crossover will also be the very first non-Cadillac model to offer the Super Cruise SAE Level 2 system, which will make for relaxing drives on highways. The Bolt EUV will be one of 22 GM vehicles to have Super Cruise by 2023.
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The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV will not be replacing the Bolt EV but will rather be another option for eco-conscious drivers to choose from. The next Bolt EV model will launch by the end of 2020 with a potential redesign and charging system upgrade.
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