An electric concept car from General Motors has been unveiled at the North American International Auto Show to compete with Tesla Motors.
The Chevrolet Bolt will be able to go at least 200 miles on a single full battery charge and be available in all 50 states once it becomes a production car according to the “Detroit News.” The Bolt will also have a price tag of roughly 30-thousand dollars, which is on par with a planned lower-priced offering from Tesla. The current version of the Chevy Volt has a range of 38 miles on a fully-charged battery before the gasoline engine kicks in.
