2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Interior and Cargo

The interior of the Bolt EUV is impressively sophisticated but is dominated by dark materials. The base model is offered with Jet Black cloth seat trim, while the Premier comes standard with Jet Black and Nightshift Blue perforated leather seats. Premier models are also provided with Dark Ash Gray/Sky Cool Gray leather seats. The base model can be optioned with the same Jet Black and Nightshift Blue leather upholstery, but since it requires additional package changes, the cost for this is quite substantial. The rest of the cabin feels well put together and attractive, with alloy-look inserts breaking up the sea of black material.

大多数EUV买家正在寻找更好的规格和more space over the standard Bolt EV, and not only for passengers but also for stuff. The Bolt EUV can fit 16.3 cubic feet of stuff into its trunk with the rear seats in the upward position, which is handy but is minuscule when compared to the VW ID.4, which offers 30.3 cubic feet behind the second row. Flip down the 60/40 split-folding rear seat, and the Bolt EUV now offers 56.9 cubes, which once again is less than the VW, which offers 64.2 cubic feet. At least there is a false cargo floor as standard on the Bolt EUV, which provides a long, flat surface when the rear seats are folded. Still, there's no massive improvement here over the regular Bolt EV.

Small items can be stored in the deep door pockets, center console storage, or the glove box. Seatback map pockets are standard on the top trim. There are dual cup holders in the front and back.

The Bolt EUV might not be a Bentley, but it does come with some impressive standard features. The LT Base model comes standard with automatic climate control, Wi-Fi hotspot capability, a six-way manual driver seat, keyless open and start, remote start, wireless charging, and cruise control. The driver gets an eight-inch diagonal multi-color configurable display, an HD rear vision camera, and assistance tech, including lane keep assist with lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, and teen driver.

The top of the line Premier adds luxury features such as an eight-way power driver seat, ambient door lighting, adaptive cruise control, HD surround vision, ventilated driver and front passenger seats, and driver assistance tech such as lane change alert with side blind zone alert, rear cross-traffic alert, and rear park assist. The sold-out Launch Edition includes all the features found in the Premier, and adds all the optional extras included in the Sun and Sound Package, and the Super Cruise Package, including Super Cruise, enhanced automatic braking, and a Bose premium sound system.

The infotainment system on the Bolt EUV won't blow you away, but it's functional, and the infotainment menus and functions are easy to get used to. Both trim levels get a standard six-speaker sound system, and a seven-speaker Bose system is available on the Premier and standard on the Launch Edition.

Both available models get a 10.2-inch infotainment screen imbued with the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus system, featuring wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth, and SiriusXM. The Premier has navigation as standard.