“It was less than a year ago that we revealed the Bolt EV concept and promised to deliver a long-range electric vehicle attainable by the masses,” GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said. “The Bolt EV is capable of using the latest mobile app technology to enable car sharing, advanced GPS routing and gamification, all designed to enhance the ownership experience now and into the future.”
Debuting officially at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, the Bolt takes cues from its hybrid Volt cousin and from suggestions of Volt owners across America. These new technologies make the Chevy Bolt easier to own as a long-range electric vehicle.
More accurate driving range projections can be given based on the time of day and weather. The lower-energy Bluetooth is specially designed for the Chevy Bolt and can connect a smartphone as you approach the vehicle. And, of course, the available 4G LTE Wi-fi, a staple of many new Chevrolets, can turn the Bolt into a mobile hotspot.
The new MyChevrolet Mobile App gives Bolt owners important information such as:
—Vehicle charge status
—OnStar Map service
—Remote start
—Cabin pre-conditioning
—Owner’s manual information
—Dealer service scheduling
If you’re ready for an American all-electric and affordable vehicle, you’ll want to check out a Chevy Bolt! Production is slated for the tail-end of 2016, so in about a calendar year or so, expect it to go on sale in all 50 states, including Missouri’s No. 1 Chevy dealer, Jim Butler Chevrolet!
To learn more about our hybrid vehicles or other new Chevrolets near St. Louis, give us a call at 636-349-3222 or contact Jim Butler Chevrolet online!
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