The Victoria (British Columbia) Fire Department's Chevrolet Bolts will replace three, small gas-powered pick-up trucks and two mid-size SUVs.
Effective immediately, city departments, divisions, and agencies will be directed to prioritize the purchase of low- and no-emission vehicles where cost-effective.
The 2022 Bolt EUV expands Chevrolet’s EV lineup as a utility-type vehicle with a range of 250 miles on a full charge. It will be sold alongside the 2022 Bolt EV model. The Bolt EUV is approximately six inches longer than the Bolt EV.
The Bolt EUV will also be the first Chevrolet vehicle to offer the Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance system.
The 2020 model-year Bolt EV increases its driving range on a full charge to an EPA-estimated 259 miles, up by 21 miles over the previous model. The Bolt comes with an impressive array of driver-assistance technologies.
General Motors is recalling certain 2020 Chevrolet Bolt EV vehicles, that may have an improperly cast front left brake caliper that can fracture during a high-pressure braking event.
The 2020 model-year Bolt EV increases its driving range on a full charge to an EPA-estimated 259 miles, which is up by 21 miles over the previous model. In addition, there is an impressive array of driver-assistance technologies.
Chevrolet is recalling certain 2017 – 2019 model-year Chevrolet Bolt vehicles due to a potential fire risk, where the affected vehicles’ cell packs have the potential to smoke and ignite internally.
San Franciscans can expect to see a fleet of Chevy Bolt EVs traverse the city with no humans before the end of the year.
The new fleet replaces an existing one of aging gasoline-powered sedans, and will immediately reduce MTD’s emissions on the light-duty side of District operations.
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