Most of what can be seen here are identical to an
image of an incoming GM electric vehicle that was leaked in late 2017 by means of a
special GM presentation. At the time these were leaked, the vehicle just did
not bear a logo, making it difficult to fully discern whether or not Chevy
would be the ultimate producer. The front end also features a new fascia, which
is flanked to the left and right by boomerang-like daytime running lights and
housed turn signals. The grille is
divided into a slim upper and a bigger lower portion, with a fairly flat hood
when compared to the current Bolt EV.
We can still make out that the C-pillar design is
a bit slab-sided, with some distinguishable upright cuts over the rear door.
The roof appears to have the appropriate cutout space for a sunroof, and there
are what looks like integrated turn signals in the wing mirror. In the rear,
the Chevy Bolt EUV prototype features a tail light treatment that spans the
entire vehicle's width, and the taillight design wraps around to the rear
haunches similar to the leaked image. You won't spot any exhaust pipes, a
telltale sign of the automotive future where batteries will begin to play a
larger role than ever in power source.
