Bolt EV sales to go nationwide a month early in August

GM began selling the Bolt, which has an estimated 238-mile range, in December in EV-friendly California and Oregon.

Michael Wayland

June 09, 2017 05:00 AM

NASHVILLE -- General Motors will begin selling the Chevrolet Bolt EV nationwide in August, a month sooner than originally planned.

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