Chevy Bolt vs Tesla Model 3
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Whether you want to save on fuel costs or you want to save the environment, an electric vehicle (EV) like the Chevy Bolt or Tesla Model 3 can help you reach your goals. In fact, the EV market is taking the Columbus, OH, metro area by storm.
The team at Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet can help you decide whether you’ll jump on board this gas-free trend with a Chevy or Tesla car. Once you’ve decided which EV you’ll drive through Grove City and Dublin, OH, contact our dealership to take the wheel.
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Dimensions of the Chevy Bolt and Tesla Model 3
When you’re traversing the crowded streets of Ohio during your morning commutes to the office, it’s important that your vehicle can manage the crowds with ease. That’s why you’re looking for a commuter car like the Chevy Bolt or Tesla Model 3.
Something we love about both these vehicles is that they’re small, agile cars that are well-suited to weekday drives. However, you may find that the Bolt offers a bit more wiggle room, especially if you’re trying to parallel park, as you can see in the table below:
|
Chevy Bolt |
Tesla Model 3 |
Wheelbase |
102.4 in. |
113.2 in. |
Length |
164 in. |
184.8 in. |
Cargo volume |
56.6 cu. ft. |
15 cu. ft. |
As you can see, the Chevy Bolt is considerably more compact than the Tesla Model 3. However, that doesn’t take away from its cargo space. As a hatchback, the Bolt can accommodate up to 56.6 cubic feet of cargo with the rear seats folded down. The Tesla Model 3, on the other hand, is a sedan, so it only affords 15 cubic feet of trunk space.
So, while either EV may be a good ride to work, the Chevy may offer more utility when it’s time for a weekend getaway.
Infotainment in the Chevy Bolt and Tesla Model 3
You know that the right playlist is the key to any successful drive. That’s why we love that both the Chevy Bolt and Tesla Model 3 come standard with a large touchscreen display in the center stack that connects you to all your favorite media.
You can even wirelessly sync your smartphone to your car’s speakers so that you can enjoy internet radio streaming while you drive. If you want full smartphone integration, though, you may need to look toward the Chevy.
The Bolt offers standard Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. These features allow you to access some of your favorite smartphone apps—like navigation, audio books, podcasts, phone calls, and SMS text messaging—through your car’s touchscreen display.
Without these features, drivers in the Tesla may feel less connected while on the road.
Safety and Convenient Tech Features
Safety comes first, always. That’s especially true when you drive EVs like the Chevy Bolt or Tesla Model 3. Both cars have standard or available driver-assistive features that are designed to increase your awareness of your surroundings when you’re out on the road. These features include:
- Pedestrian monitoring and automatic braking
- Smart cruise control and autopilot features
- Lane keeping
They also come with a standard rearview camera that shows the area directly behind your vehicle when you’re in reverse. This makes it safe and more convenient to back up, whether you’re backing out of your driveway or parallel parking in a tight spot.
Only the Chevy Bolt, however, comes with the available Rear Camera Mirror. With the press of a button, this will turn your rearview mirror into a live video feed outside your rear window. This way, if your Bolt is packed full of suitcases, furniture, bedding, and more, you’ll still have a clear view of what’s behind you while you drive.
Will You Drive the Chevy Bolt or Tesla Model 3 in Ohio?
Now that you know what the Chevy Bolt and Tesla Model 3 each bring to the streets of Columbus, Dublin, and Grove City, OH, which one will you drive? if you like the Chevy, reach out to the team at Mark Wahlberg Chevy, and we’ll help you take this popular EV out for a spin.
Contact us to test drive the Bolt today!
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