General Motors engineers have been spotted testing early build cars around the Detroit area. Over the weekend, a blue Bolt, which an engineer described as “production intent,” turned up in the parking lot near a cars and coffee event just north of Detroit. Production intent means the car has all the proper parts with the correct finishes and colors. A laptop computer was connected to the dash of the test vehicle. Chevrolet says the Bolt can go more than 200 miles on a single charge and will be priced as low as $30,000 after a $7,500 federal tax credit.
The General Motors Bolt battery-electric hatchback will be launched in the Detroit the weekend . General Motors engineers have been seen testing early build versions of the car in the Detroit area. The vehicle can drive over more than 200 miles on one charge and will cost $ 30,000 after a $ 30,000 federal tax credit.