This particular time of this strange year may be a great time to add a little extra romance in any relationship, as record snow has blanketed many areas of the nation and homebound couples are suffering from repetitive bouts of cabin fever. Everyone here at West Chevy of Knoxville can admit that nothing quite stokes romance like cuddling up on February 14th and watching two Chevy electric bolts officially be unveiled from Mickey Mouse's own personal kingdom!
It was announced last week that both the 2022 Chevy Bolt and 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV electric vehicles will be released on February 14th, courtesy of a video that depicted a little girl who doles out Tinker Bell's magic throughout the street lights of a neighborhood from the back of a Bolt EUV. Before the entire city is supernaturally lit up, a clear shot of the tailgate and rear lights of the EV is shown. Last summer, GM had released a silhouette teaser that gave the viewer a clear idea of the drastic difference evident in height between the 2022 model and what is found on the current model.
For months there have been other images in various forms of media that have alluded to the coming of both of these savvy electric vehicles, as we have firmly pledged to launch 30 new vehicles within the next four years. A close look at our reworked logo even reveals the form and function of a plug making its way to fully charge a vehicle going into a wall. With a blue color that pays homage to the promise of non-polluted skies and a zero-emissions future, the 2022 Bolt and Bolt EUV are both on schedule to be available this summer.
The EUV is the first Chevy to get Super Cruise, the hands-free driving assistance technology that was just a while ago exclusive to the Cadillac namesake. Both the Bolt and Bolt EUV will get nicer interior materials, a completely upgraded infotainment system, and a new push-button gear selector. The EUV will also sport a sunroof, which the Bolt doesn't currently offer. The main difference between the two is the size, as the 2022 Bolt EUV is more of a compact SUV, with the EV existing as a tall hatchback. We expect the driving range on these incoming vehicles to be around 259 miles, or potentially even more.
In March of 2019, GM announced a $300 million investment into its Orion Assembly Plant in Lake Orion, Michigan to produce a Chevy EV coming soon. Many proud workers here will play a very important part in the sustainable and game-changing production of this pair, which will no doubt prove to be the continuance of making clean energy a household commonality and bridge to longstanding vitality for the auto industry as a whole.
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