Recently, General Motors announced a partnership with Lyft, having invested $500 million in the ride-sharing company. This gives the automaker an estimated 9% stock in the company, and GM’s president will even join Lyft’s board of directors. So what does that mean for Chevrolet fans? Well, GM practically designed the all-new Chevy Bolt for a ride-sharing economy. Let’s take a closer look at why:
- A flat battery pack mounted beneath the floor makes the Bolt easier to get in and out of than many other electric vehicles
- Sculpted front seats give backseat passengers plenty of legroom
- It runs on electricity, giving it a low operating cost
- A 4G LTE hotspot (available through OnStar) ensures passengers can always stay connected while on the road
- With 200 miles of range, the Bolt can take plenty of trips before needing a fillup
- A wide variety of camera and radar-based safety systems can help prevent accidents of all sorts
Of course, Lyft drivers aren’t the only ones who’ll enjoy driving the Chevy Bolt. If you’d be interested in an efficient, affordable, and stylish electric vehicle, then the Bolt might be right for you. Available later this year, be sure to call, contact us online, or stop by the dealership to learn more about this awesome EV.
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