7. Chevrolet Bolt
Firstly, this car’s range is far from competitive with the top electric vehicles (EVs), offering just 259 miles on a single charge, which restricts its use primarily to city driving. It also looks ugly (but that’s subjective so we can make concession on that one).
In terms of reliability, the Bolt has been removed from Consumer Reports’ list of recommended vehicles due to significant issues. Additionally, Chevrolet has not yet solidified its position in the EV market.
If you’re in the market for an EV, it might be more prudent to choose a brand with a well-established presence in this field.
