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It seems to be about 8%, but the percentage varies based on SOC or other factors.

Pretty sure it's behind the glove box, which must be removed to access it.

I drive 120 miles round trip on I95 in MD every day. I usually average 32-35 mph, 5+ mi/kWh in the summer 4.2 so far this winter. The kind of mileage you indicate would not a problem. A sort of worst-case scenario was last year when the highs were around 5ºF for a few days. The maximum range...

You can open the latch with your finger when the lid is forward by pressing on the "button" part of the latch mechanism that would be pressed by the button on the lid. However, I think it would be easier to press the lid back and open it, since that specific part of the mechanism can be...

That would be nice

I've read the instructions. What part are you referring to?

Do you have a reference for the "installation" part? The instructions for the form only refer to "property" which to me wouldn't include installation costs, except maybe wires etc., but what do I know? I'm not a tax professional.

You can read the instructions for IRS form 8911. The credit is for "property," which probably doesn't mean installation costs.

The IRS website says it will be available 2/8/18

can you please supply a link for this?

I think a lot of this talk about the I3 ignores the most important consideration: it's really ugly, even for an EV. Most hybrids/EVs are protests against taste in the styling department, but the I3 stands out as particularly hideous. To hear that the function (doors, etc) mostly matches the...

I have had lots of trouble with the rear washer. Maybe it gets dirty easily? So you have to pound on the washer button for a while or clean it mechanically to get it out. If that doesn't work, the fluid may be low. Apparently in my experience, fluid can come out the front but not the back if the...

I think if you are careful, you will find that it goes away at 15 and comes back at 14 mph. It is indeed the pedestrian warning signal. If you are not sure, you can disconnect the pedestrian warning signal machine by the left wheelwell and see if it goes away.

Another important consideration is the mileage limit. If the warranty is 10 years/50k miles, it's basically useless

I think you mean accessories.chevrolet.com Here is the link. https://accessories.chevrolet.com/product/2017/Chevrolet/Bolt%20EV/license-plate-frame-by-baron---baron%C2%AE-in-chrome-with-bolt-ev-logo---associated-accessories-19368109

Mine also came with two cords, but apparently it was a factory option, because they wouldn't take it off the price, even though I didn't want it. Now I have two of them. :|

I think the driver confidence stuff is not really worth it. The blind spot monitors work fine, but you still have to move your head to be safe. The "rear park assist" is way too sensitive -- it beeps very loudly when you are not that close to anything. The rear cross-traffic alert only really...

This is backwards

Someone posted this on another bolt forum. If your tax liability is not at least 7500, you can create a taxable event to increase your tax bill in order to take full advantage of the credit. One example to create such an event is to rollover from a traditional IRA to a Roth, so you pay the tax...

I have also noticed that 6 o'clock is indeed the hottest place on the wheel. Who puts their hands there?