2023-07-29 09:18:29
Chevrolet will offer the Bolt an offspring. This was confirmed by Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, explaining the challenge of this model.
It was during the announcement of the latest quarterly results that Mary Barra formalized the information. The CEO of General Motors has therefore confirmed that the Chevrolet Bolt will have a successor soon.
The American manufacturer’s small electric model is a success in the United States. It is unfortunately not on sale in France, where Chevrolet is no longer present. The firm promises a vehicle that will remain affordable, without sacrificing technology and autonomy.
“Our customers love the Bolt today. It has achieved record sales and some of the highest satisfaction and loyalty rates in the industry”Barra said. “It’s also an important source of win-over sales for the company and for Chevrolet. »
Mary Barra confirms that GM will very quickly launch this project, which is crucial for the group. “We will continue our momentum by bringing a new Bolt. And we’ll run it faster than an entirely new program. »
“Engineering expenses and capital investments will be significantly lower. We will update the vehicle with Ultium and Ultifi technologies and applying our ‘winning with simplicity’ discipline. »
Chevrolet’s need to keep this model in its lineup is obvious. Released in 2017, the Bolt recorded its best sales figures at the start of 2023.
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