2017 Chevy Bolt EV Premier with Fast Charge Plug-In at your residence and pay $3.5 per 100 miles drive! This vehicle is in very good conditions, inside and out. It has both keys and a 120V charging cable. More detailed informations under description bellow. Clear title, California vehicle with US EPA labels. Please contact me with any questions. There is avehicle history report available on my website free of charge. (EVSAINTS.COM) - Please check other similar vehicles on my site. View inventory, click on NMVTIS report. That report lists all the specifications for this vehicle also. Body style / driveline: front-wheel-drive, five-passenger, five-door all-electric CUV Manufacturing location: GM Lake Orion Assembly in Orion Township – Michigan – US Warranty: 8 years / 100,000 miles on main drive battery Electric driving range: EPA-estimated 238 miles (255 city / 217 highway) Charging Time: SAE Combo DC Fast Charge: up to 90 miles in 30 minutes 120 V: 4 miles / 6.4 km of range per hour (available with standard cord) 240 V: 50 miles of range in less than 2 hours, full charge in 9.3 hours Cost to Charge Chevy Bolt First, let’s get right down to the numbers on the cost of ownership: We’ve heard reports that most people spend about $400 each year to charge an electric car. Buying gas costs $1,200 per year (assuming you drive 12,000 miles, spend $2.50 for a gallon of gas, and get an average car MPG of 25). If you use the examples above, buying gas is three to four times as expensive as charging an electric car. Here’s another way to look at it: The 2017 Chevy Bolt EV needs about 29 kilowatt-hours (kWh) to go 100 miles, according to fueleconomy.gov. According to the United States Energy Information Association, the average cost of residential energy is about 12 cents per kWh in Arizona (Varies 4 another state) Twenty-nine times .12 is 3.48, so you need $3.48 cents worth of energy to drive your 2020 Bolt EV 100 miles. You’re spending less than 3.5 cents per mile to drive your electric car in this example. This is consistent with what most drivers have reported since it would cost $417.60 per year to charge your electric car in this example (assuming you drive 12,000 miles per year). Our Dealership Documentation Fee is $60.00. We have no other fees. For Credit Card payments please add 3% of the charged amount. We transport vehicles at a very low rate. -- EXTERIOR: Excellent Overall Exterior Condition; Glossy Paint; Original Paint; Excellent Exterior Trim; Excellent Windshield; No Scratches, Dents, Rust; Fully Detailed; No Accidents; No Body Work -- INTERIOR: Excellent Overall Interior Condition; Excellent Dashboard; Excellent Carpets; Excellent Headliner/Panels; Excellent Trunk/Cargo Space; Excellent Seats; Good Floor Mats; No Scratches, Tears, Holes, Dents, Stains, Discoloring; Fully Detailed -- SERVICE HISTORY: One Owner; Non-Smoker; Garage Kept; Have All Original Manuals, Keys