New 2022/2023 Chevy Bolt Still Qualify for the 2023 Federal Tax Credit in 2024! Full Review Bolt EUV

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2828 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa, California
92626
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Will the EV tax credit be available in 2024?
Starting on Jan. 1, 2024, eligible buyers can choose between getting an instant EV tax rebate to use as a down payment on qualified new or used vehicles at the time of purchase at a registered dealership under new rules established by the IRS, or they can claim the credit on their tax return.
2022/2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV is that it’s essentially just a slightly bigger version of the pioneering Bolt EV. It’s 6.3-inches longer; but more importantly, there’s an additional 3-inches of wheelbase, which provides more space inside.
There's no all-wheel-drive; so, it’s more of an urban utility vehicle, designed with the space and comfort to make daily tasks and weekend errand running easier. So, it’s not a utility intended to get you far off the beaten path.
The Bolt is now a utility vehicle which now holds more crap. Additional room goes strictly to rear seat passenger legroom, as cargo space is actually a tick less in the EUV at 16.3 cubic-ft., down from 16.6. And you can tell rear passenger comfort was the EUV’s priority. While it shares the same basic profile shape, the rear doors are noticeably longer. But, the EUV brings a lot more than just additional rear seat legroom; it arrives with a load of updates, many shared with the Bolt EV.
The Bolt EUV was an adequately fun car to dart around traffic in. Although it's slow to 60, it doesn't feel like it because of the immediate torque and CVT transmission. It was fun.

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Mistake: There is no CVT transmission. The Bolt has no gears.