New book on the Chevrolet Bolt

[CA Bolt Fan]

A book about the Chevrolet Bolt, including the Cruise derivatives, has just been published on Amazon. With the current 'Kindle Unlimited' promotion, reading the ebook is free of charge.

 

[insightman]

A book about the Chevrolet Bolt, including the Cruise derivatives, has just been published on Amazon. With the current 'Kindle Unlimited' promotion, reading the ebook is free of charge.

It's interesting that this same post has been taken down from the Chevy Bolt EV Forum. This post didn't include a link to the book, but here it is.

 

[Peter Taylor]

The price to buy the Kindle version has been cut to $2.99. I think your link still works. It's an interesting read.

 

[nickj]

A book about the Chevrolet Bolt, including the Cruise derivatives, has just been published on Amazon. With the current 'Kindle Unlimited' promotion, reading the ebook is free of charge.
I've been driving a Bolt for three years now, and I still get questions about the battery range and charging habits from friends who are thinking about going electric. A book like this would have been helpful when I first got mine because the manual that came with the car didn't cover real-world scenarios like cold weather performance or how to maximize regenerative braking. I learned most of that through trial and error and forums. The Cruise derivatives are interesting too, especially since self-driving tech is moving so fast but still feels experimental. I had to send a screenshot of my charging stats to a friend who was considering buying one and ended up using this mobile fax app because my email attachments kept failing for some reason. The Kindle Unlimited deal makes this an easy pickup even if you're just curious about the platform. The Bolt isn't perfect, but it's a solid entry point into EVs, and knowing the ins and outs before buying saves a lot of headaches. I'll definitely grab this while it's free.

Thanks for the heads-up – I just finished reading the book and really enjoyed it.