The new 2021 Chevrolet Bolt Electric Vehicle gets a EPA-estimated MPG equivalent rating of 118 MPG combined — all with zero emissions. The Bolt EV runs with an electric drive unit that gets up to 200HP, and is paired with a Lithium Ion Propulsion battery. On a full charge, the Bolt EV has a driving range of about 259 miles.
The charging options for the 2021 Bolt EV includes: 120-volt portable charge cord: Perfect for topping off your battery charge, this allows you to charge the Bolt anywhere there is a 3-prong grounded outlet. 240-volt charging unit: This charging unit can be installed in your home to charge your EV while resting up inside. DC Fast Charging: Available on the Bolt EV LT and standard on the Premier model, DC Fast Charging makes charging much faster and gives you a great boost off battery in a shorter amount of time. This is available at public stations.
The charging in the Bolt EV is programmable, allowing you to set a delay for charging, which is convenient for at-home charging when leaving the vehicle plugged in.
The 2021 Chevy Bolt EV seats up to 5 and comes in cloth or leather-appointed seating. Heated seats are available for extra comfort! On the interior you can also expect great connectivity features such as Bluetooth, 4G LTE available WiFi hotspot, OnStar availability and more. On the exterior, you’ll find awesome color options including Cayenne Orange Metallic, Oasis Blue, Kinetic Blue Metallic and more.
View more about the new Chevrolet Bolt EV here at Speck Motors of Sunnyside.
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