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With GM targeting online sales for cars, as well as regional fulfillment for EVs, the brand is confident it can save around $2,000 per vehicle. It also means that delivery times will be shortened, while dealers will only have demo cars on hand, reducing floorplan costs.Kia’s new-age logo was a radical departure from the one it replaced in 2021.
Power comes from a single electric motor driving the front wheels, with 241 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque.Pizza chain Dominos is rolling out a fleet of 855 electric Chevy Bolts, with the company claiming that it’s doing so to harness the benefits of lower emissions, advanced safety features, and lower maintenance costs than ICE vehicles. Furthermore, EVs like the Bolt allow the largest pizza company in the world to avoid the “financial impact of high gas prices.
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