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I believe the 2016 volt will be a 5 seater. I have a '14 and the storage space seems fine to me. No kids though. I did put 14 large bags of mulch in the back
by malyk 11y ago
I believe the 2016 volt will be a 5 seater.
I have a '14 and the storage space seems fine to me. No kids though. I did put 14 large bags of mulch in the back once...
The Volt also does a really great job with range vs. the driving habits of it's owners. According to Chevy[1], 80% of volt trips don't use any gas. Could be some confirmation bias there, but my personal rate is somewhere in the 70% of trips don't us gas.
[1] http://www.cheatsheet.com/automobiles/2016-chevy-volt-may-be-the-total-green-car-package-at-27k.html/?a=viewall http://www.cheatsheet.com/automobiles/2016-chevy-volt-may-be...
- mikeash 11y agoIndividual needs will, of course, vary. But if you need more space, the Tesla will give it to you. The Volt's trunk volume is only about 10ft^3, whereas the Tesla has 26ft^3 in the trunk and another 5 or so in the front. I'm leaving on a small road trip tomorrow, taking four adults, two children, and luggage for an overnight stay. Total driving will be about 350 miles. All electric, obviously. I should only need one charging stop, at a supercharger, but may take advantage of public chargers in garages and such while I'm parked, just for convenience. Obviously a lot of that difference is just because the cars are different in general, and not the drivetrains specifically. But the Volt does sacrifice a lot of volume because of the need to support two entire drivetrains at once.