2022 CHEVY BOLT EUV - 3 YEARS LATER | HOW HAS IT HELD UP?

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After three years of ownership, the 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV is presented as a practical, albeit imperfect, electric vehicle. The reviewer highlights several quality control issues, including protruding liftgate lining, a detached seat handle, and problematic door locks requiring multiple actuator replacements, all thankfully covered under warranty. Real-world range is respectable, with the reviewer achieving 224-227 miles in summer, dropping to 150-180 miles in colder weather, with a noted range of 140-150 miles when heavy heating is used. Interior materials, particularly the cloth seats and trunk carpet, show some wear but have generally held up adequately. Driving performance remains consistent, though the reviewer suspects tire wear may be contributing to occasional traction loss in wet conditions. Despite the issues, the reviewer is considering the Equinox EV, Hyundai Ioniq 5, or a Tesla for their next vehicle, prioritizing semi-autonomous driving, modern tech, and more comfortable seats, with a lean towards Tesla due to its feature set and potential incentives.