General Motors developed one of today's most important electric cars with 238 miles of range – the Chevrolet Bolt EV. Now, GM lays out plans for the whole lineup.
The electrification mission includes:
The affordability of the Bolt EV is indisputable, as it was the first long-range model with a price below $30,000 after the federal tax credit.
By 2020, GM will introduce two new electric cars – one of which is a BolT-based CUV to sport a Buick badge.
Around 2021, an all-new platform is to be introduced for multi-brand and multi-segment vehicles.
Battery cost of $145/kWh was breaking news in the past, but the automaker is now moving forward with a goal of 30% reduction to less than $100/kWh in the new platform.
Lower prices and higher energy density will translate into battery options of up to 300 miles of EPA range! Also, DC fast-charging will be improved in terms of acceptable power.
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