HERE’S HOW FAR THE 2022 BOLT EUV GOES ON A CHARGE WITH HIGHWAY SPEED!

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The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premium undergoes a rigorous 70 mph highway range test, aiming to surpass its EPA estimate of 247 miles. The reviewer finds the EUV to be a surprisingly practical and well-equipped vehicle for its price point, highlighting its spacious interior, decent trunk space, and the impressive Sun and Sound package with a quality Bose stereo and panoramic sunroof. The reviewer also notes the availability of heated and cooled front seats and rear heated seats as significant value additions. However, the vehicle's charging speed is identified as a major drawback, with a peak of only 50 kW. During the range test, the Bolt EUV achieved a real-world highway range of 233.7 miles, falling short of the EPA estimate but exceeding the reviewer's personal goal of 230 miles, which is considered impressive for sustained highway speeds. Criticisms include uncomfortable seats for long journeys and a clunky climate control interface. Despite these shortcomings, the reviewer concludes that the Bolt EUV offers exceptional value, especially when compared to competitors like the Nissan Leaf, making it an affordable and compelling option for economy-minded EV buyers.