There is one front end shape that supports both aerodynamic constraints and safety considerations; that is why the front of pretty much every vehicle looks the

There is one front end shape that supports both aerodynamic constraints and safety considerations; that is why the front of pretty much every vehicle looks the same. Only trucks look really different, and that is because most truck buyers would eviscerate any truck that looks like a car. For the back end of this car, it is good to know that the battery pack looks something like this ____==== . It is slimmer in the front, and taller in the back. The rear must be taller to allow any room for rear passengers and cargo. Additionally, the whole industry is moving from sedans to crossover/SUVs, and the Bolt EV is indicative of that As for the styling cues, there are a lot a people who still want to remind people that they own and drive an environmentally friendly car. I don't know if I just got used to it, or if they changed it extensively, but the styling of the production vehicles seems muted compared to the pre-prod vehicles. Can you point to any particular styling cues or reason you think the vehicle is ugly? (I work for GM, but not on this program)