2023 Chevy Bolt EUV

The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV is a small crossover SUV based on the even smaller Bolt EV hatchback, and the EUV's primary benefit is more rear legroom thanks to a longer wheelbase and 6 inches of added length. Cargo space is about the same as the Bolt EV, measuring 16.3 cubic feet behind the back seat and 56.9 cubic feet with the rear seat folded down.

Driving range on a full battery is an EPA-estimated 247 miles, a little less than the smaller and lighter Bolt EV (259 miles). In our own Edmunds real-world range test, the EUV was able to travel 265 miles on a single charge. It's a decent amount of range, though some rivals such as the Kona Electric and Volkswagen ID.4 are capable of going even farther.

This year, Chevrolet adds a new Redline Edition package that gives the Bolt EUV a sportier appearance. Highlights include black 17-inch aluminum wheels, red accents on the wheels and side mirror caps, and black and red badges. With the Premier trim level, the Bolt EUV Redline Edition has black leather seats with red contrast stitching. The Redline Edition is available with black, white, or silver paint.

Otherwise, the only change is that the government's Inflation Reduction Act once again makes electric vehicles made by General Motors eligible for a federal income tax credit. GM previously lost the credit because it had reached the sales cap of 200,000 EV sales, but the IRA removes that cap and reinstates the credit to GM on January 1, 2023. However, restrictions apply to both vehicles and buyers, so be sure to check specific availability on or after that date.