One of the greatest challenges for the automakers that are looking to offer us the EV models we want to drive is making certain we have the driving range we need. Enter the new Chevrolet Bolt.
When you think about how far you actually drive on a daily basis, you’ll realize you typically don’t drive over 100 miles on any particular day. Only when you need to travel a long distance do you normally have a need for the range that’s much greater than this number, and Chevrolet ensures you do have the range you want in the Chevrolet Bolt, which has already become one of the most popular EV models on the market.

General Motors and the Honda Motor Company have joined forces in a effort to get an edge in the production arena of EV models.
For the past several months nearly every automaker in the market has announced they plan to offer an extensive electric portfolio over the next few years to give us more electrified vehicles than ever before. The challenges that have faced automakers with this goal thus far have a lot to do with the batteries that are used and their overall efficiency and effectiveness when it comes to charging and powering a vehicle for a long period of time. This has led to some partnerships that you might not expect to see in the automotive world.

If you’ve ever shopped for or purchased the Ford Fusion you’ll know this is a model that offers you the ability to choose from a large number of trim levels in order offer a car for every taste. This has been the case with the Ford Fusion for some time now and it continues to be the way this car will be offered as part of the midsized sedan market. You don’t have to choose the bargain model, but if you do, you’ll still have more than enough quality features to make sure you have the right vehicle for you to drive.