Interior Quality Disappoints - 2016 Chevrolet Volt

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• kirkhilles1 Member Posts: 863

  October 2016

  Hmm, that's disappointing. I'm now wondering if the Bolt will be super-cheap interior wise (especially given the likely small margins or negative margins on the car).

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• prndlol Member Posts: 140

  October 2016

  A few pieces of piano finish plastic would go a long way. But then again that swath of white piano finish plastic in the first Volt didn't exactly look upscale.

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• texases Member Posts: 11,180

  October 2016

  With an expensive drive train they had to cut costs where they could. No getting around battery $$$.

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• desmolicious Member Posts: 671

  October 2016

  The interior of the Mirai in the preceeding entry looks super plasticky too. Can you compare the interiors of the Volt. Mirai and Prius?

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• justoneopinion Member Posts: 21

  October 2016

  Worse than the quality of some (not all) of the interior pieces is how poorly things are assembled at the factory. On the same driver's door of my 2017 emblazoned with a patriotic "United Auto Workers Local 22" decal, the window regulator was incorrectly attached along with a misaligned top trim panel. My Chevrolet dealer recently spent a couple of days fixing several quality control glitches after just 3,000 miles, including a leaking engine oil pan (no gasket is used -- just sealant and crossed fingers that it holds).
  
  I keep telling myself I love the electric drive.

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