The Tesla Model Y is a standout in the electric small SUV class. Sure, the Model Y is impressive, with thrilling speed and handling, but its base price is now just shy of $70K. Enter the all-new Chevy Bolt EUV, which is billed as a utility vehicle (EUV stands for “Electric Utility Vehicle”) but is more of a hatchback and doesn’t offer all-wheel drive. Still, these vehicles have more in common than you might think. While the Y’s price grows steeper, Chevy cut the price of the Bolt EUV, making it a super affordable EV that provides excellent space and comfort for the money. In this face-off, it’s popularity and prestige versus affordability in an appealing package. Which one comes out on top in this matchup? Join Edmunds’ Ryan ZumMallen in the video above to find out!
Chevy Bolt EUV pricing & review:
Tesla Model S pricing & review:
00:00 Intro
00:38 Overview
03:36 Interior
08:37 Driving Impressions
10:45 Range & Charging
12:41 Automated Driving
14:18 Edmunds’ Take
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