

Towards the rear, the window lines angle up, which makes the rear seats feel a little tight, even though there is adequate head and leg room. The window lines drop a little towards the front, which allows for more light and does not make you feel like you are sitting on a bucket when you are in the front. Mother Nature may be bitter about this but oh well. The front and rear seats come in premium leather and are heated to guarantee comfort, regardless of the outside temperature. The 2017 Chevy Volt can easily carry four people with front seats that are well bolstered and we found that they remained comfortable even after a whole day of driving. Now let us talk about the seats – we think they are simply awesome. Other features such as the auto dimming inside rearview mirror, steering column with telescoping and tilt, visors with illuminated vanity mirrors and ambient lighting on the doors are all attributes that add to the comfort and luxury of this vehicle.

The 2017 Volt also comes with a beautifully-made, heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel with radio controls to give you the coveted driving comfort. It has an automatic air conditioning that keeps you cool as you cruise on the road. We found that it is a little more conventional than the models that came earlier and we think that it adds to the vehicle’s merit. While the new Volt has an aggressive, sporty exterior, its interior is refined and intuitive. It looks a lot better than that art piece Eli Gold (Alan Cumming) had in his office in season 7 of The Good Wife! INTERIOR All in all, we give top marks to the vehicle’s exterior looks. The 2017 Chevrolet Volt also comes with a few other superb exterior features such as the solar-absorbing windshield and variable and intermittent windshield wipers.
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Its manual folding outside mirrors are heated and power adjustable and the rear window has a defroster as well, which we thought were useful. There is nothing wrong with a little style! When you take a look at the front, you will find the fenders and lights sweeping back from its pointed nose. Now in regards to the wheels, the 17-inch split 5-spoke aluminum wheels give it that elusive sleek look. We really like the 2017 Chevrolet Volt’s new exterior design, which we think is a clear improvement over the last generation. When it comes to color, our tester came in the iridescent pearl tricoat which will cost you an extra $995. The 2017 Chevrolet Volt Premier’s exterior design is sharp and rakish, with the windshield and rear window steeply-angled and a wedge profile that leans forward and is led by the nose’s pronounced center point. Now in the second year of its new generation, changes made to the car are limited to one new choice of color and availability of adaptive cruise control. The Volt this year is presented with two trim levels – the base LT and the high-end premier – which you may have known in the past as LTZ. There is an 18.4-kWh battery pack in a T-shaped box running down the Volt’s spine as well as under its backseat. The design’s clever part is what is known by GM as a Voltec unit, which is where you will find the two planetary gear sets, the motor/generators, a DC-to-AC power inverter, three clutches and a final-drive differential, all packed in a compact aluminum case. The Volt is akin to the Prius designed as a sleek four-door hatchback that comes with a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine and two AC motor/generators for propulsion. You better make Peyton Manning-type money to afford a car with a sticker price like that attached to it! There are about a dozen plug-ins currently on the market right now, ranging from the Toyota Prius Prime, whose estimated base price is $30,000 to the BMW i8 at $141,695. Created in 2010 as an “extended-range electric vehicle,” the Volt paved the way for what are known as plug-in hybrids. The 2016 Volt’s clean sheet design bears testimony to the fact that General Motors gets serious when it comes to retaining its stake in the market’s efficiency corner despite the temporary cheap price of fuel.
