Upcoming Chevrolet Bolt EUV teased before Feb 14 debut

KUALA LUMPUR: The Bolt EUV is one of the most anticipated cars of the year. Chevrolet is doing a great job in maintaining the perfect hype for the car by teasing it frequently. Noe, the automaker has released another teaser of the EUV but this time it is a cute 15-second video involving some friendly ghosts!

Yes, that’s right. The Chevrolet Bolt EUV was chosen by three hitchhiking ghosts, the ones from Disney’s Haunted Mansion. The three humans and three ghosts seemed perfectly happy and calm throughout the video. It’s at this time that we get to see Bolt EUVs roomy cabin that features perforated leather two-tone seats with contrast stitching. In one of the frames, the EUVs large C-pillar is visible.

The automaker has confirmed that the Bolt EUV will make a debut on February 14 alongside the regular Bolt EV hatch. Also, Chevrolet is planning the two cars debut with Disney, explains the friendly ghost.

In the video we get to see some glimpse of the electric car’s exterior and interior, thus giving us something to hold to until the debut. The blurry rear confirms the EUVs sloping roofline, slim tail lights, and elevated beltline. These exterior details were also a part of the previous Blot EUV teaser along with LED headlamps with DRLs & sequential turn indicators.

What else will the 2022 Bolt EUV offer?

As per Chevrolet’s earlier announcement, the Bolt EUV will feature a Power Flow Screen - an electric powertrain monitoring system that is a part of the car’s infotainment unit. Also, present is a digital instrument cluster and the steering wheel comes with a thin light strip that indicates the Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving system.

Underpinning the new Bolt EUV is the same General Motor’s BEV2 electric vehicle platform that is shared by the regular Bolt EV.

No more information is shared by the automaker, and line many we too are waiting for 14th Feb when the Bolt EUV and Bolt EV will be revealed.

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