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I finally got to sit in an LT and a Premier yesterday during a test drive. I only drove a Premier before that, and I didn't notice anything about the seats, albeit my test drive was only for 15 or so minutes. Then I stumbled on all the complaints about the seats and had to go back to check out both trims. I'm shopping for an LT, so I was legit concerned, so yesterday was the perfect opportunity. I was actually able to sit in the seats for a really long time each. I actually didn't notice much difference between the seats. The leather was softer, but the supports felt the same. I am 5'11'' and 190 lbs, so I was a bit worried (alot of complaints from people around my size on this forum). I'm glad it doesn't bother me, but it does make me sad that it is such a deal breaker for so many people. I've now test driven every EV out there, and it is my favorite non-Tesla. I do agree that the seats could be more comfortable if they were slightly wider, so hopefully GM does that in the Gen. 2.

PS: I actually rode in a BMW Z4 Roadster the other day, and the seats felt very similar to that.

<blockquote data-quote="floamis" data-source="post: 13449" data-attributes="member: 618">I finally got to sit in an LT and a Premier yesterday during a test drive. I only drove a Premier before that, and I didn&#039;t notice anything about the seats, albeit my test drive was only for 15 or so minutes. Then I stumbled on all the complaints about the seats and had to go back to check out both trims. I&#039;m shopping for an LT, so I was legit concerned, so yesterday was the perfect opportunity. I was actually able to sit in the seats for a really long time each. I actually didn&#039;t notice much difference between the seats. The leather was softer, but the supports felt the same. I am 5&#039;11&#039;&#039; and 190 lbs, so I was a bit worried (alot of complaints from people around my size on this forum). I&#039;m glad it doesn&#039;t bother me, but it does make me sad that it is such a deal breaker for so many people. I&#039;ve now test driven every EV out there, and it is my favorite non-Tesla. I do agree that the seats could be more comfortable if they were slightly wider, so hopefully GM does that in the Gen. 2.PS: I actually rode in a BMW Z4 Roadster the other day, and the seats felt very similar to that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="floamis, post: 13449, member: 618"] I finally got to sit in an LT and a Premier yesterday during a test drive. I only drove a Premier before that, and I didn't notice anything about the seats, albeit my test drive was only for 15 or so minutes. Then I stumbled on all the complaints about the seats and had to go back to check out both trims. I'm shopping for an LT, so I was legit concerned, so yesterday was the perfect opportunity. I was actually able to sit in the seats for a really long time each. I actually didn't notice much difference between the seats. The leather was softer, but the supports felt the same. I am 5'11'' and 190 lbs, so I was a bit worried (alot of complaints from people around my size on this forum). I'm glad it doesn't bother me, but it does make me sad that it is such a deal breaker for so many people. I've now test driven every EV out there, and it is my favorite non-Tesla. I do agree that the seats could be more comfortable if they were slightly wider, so hopefully GM does that in the Gen. 2. PS: I actually rode in a BMW Z4 Roadster the other day, and the seats felt very similar to that. [/QUOTE]

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