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    Chevrolet Is Giving Money Back to Bolt Owners Who Purchased the EV Prior to its Price Cut

    Editor - The Auto JournalBy Editor - The Auto JournalJuly 1, 2022Updated:July 5, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The 2023 Chevy Bolt has undercut entry-level EV rivals from Tesla and Nissan in price.

    The 2023 Chevy Bolt has undercut entry-level EV rivals from Tesla and Nissan in worth.
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    Chevrolet is reimbursing Chevy Bolt consumers who purchased the EV forward of its newest low cost. Eligible consumers will obtain as much as $6,000 from Chevrolet on this uncommon case of an automaker providing a retroactive low cost. So, when you’re one of many consumers of the Chevy Bolt EV or EUV who preempted the value lower, don’t fear; the low cost that made the Bolt the most cost-effective EV in America nonetheless applies.

    That low cost got here earlier this month, and decreased the value of the 2023 Chevy Bolt EV and EUV to $26,595 and $28,195, respectively. It appeared like a approach for Chevrolet to revive religion in its EVs after the Bolt remembers made them much less enticing; the value lower was, principally, an effort to purchase again goodwill.

    Chevrolet is looking this a goodwill program, too. While there are necessities Bolt consumers should fulfill, the largest issue for eligibility appears to be the date of buy. Chevrolet tells Automotive News that U.S. clients can request a reimbursement, as long as they purchased their Chevy Bolt in 2022:

    A small variety of Bolt EV and EUV clients bought their automobiles in [the] 2022 calendar 12 months, when incentives have been low because of restricted stock. As a results of the value discount introduced on the 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV/EUV, we wish to make certain these clients are glad with their buy and possession expertise.

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    We will likely be reaching out to them within the coming weeks to tell them of a goodwill program that may present reimbursements to make up the value distinction.

    Chevy particularly mentions the 2023 Chevy Bolt, however for the reason that worth discount additionally affected older mannequin 12 months Bolts, Chevrolet will reimburse those that purchased 2020-2022 Chevy Bolts, too. It’s unclear if these consumers will get the complete $6,000 again, however Chevrolet is sending out letters with the nice print and directions for requesting reimbursements. The mannequin 12 months and trim degree will possible have an effect on the refund quantity.

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    The retroactive low cost, nonetheless, won’t apply to Chevy Bolt leases; it’s solely for individuals who purchased a Chevy Bolt EV or EUV. I suppose that’s one other level within the “Buy” column on the Lease-or-Buy professionals and cons record. Automotive News studies that Chevrolet offered 358 Chevy Bolts within the first quarter of 2022, and second quarter figures are approaching Friday.

    If we have been to say that Chevy offered the identical variety of Bolts within the second quarter, that’d make for 716 EVs offered. And if each single one of these Bolts was eligible for the complete $6,000 reimbursement, that’d come to $4,296,000 going again to early EV adopters. That’s no small quantity. But it’s not some huge cash to purchase the arrogance of present GM EV consumers and potential consumers of the carmaker’s upcoming electrical automobiles.

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