Removing the gas engine (whenever that happens) should still have some positive impact on the price though, so we can’t say how things will turn out when we reach that point. What we do know for sure is that GM have a very strong motivation to push Chevy’s electric models forward right now.
And with the increase in performance that we’ve been seeing in the model as well, this is going to be a very attractive option for many buyers. And the more people that are drawn to the electric market, the better for everyone of course.
The car has also seen some noticeable improvements in its visual style, as after all Chevy aren’t only known for their good engineers, but also for their creative designers. At the same time, we’re also noticing that they’ve been slowing down those changes to some extent, with less and less extravagant additions with each new model.
The car seems to be settling into a specific design style right now, and it will likely reach a point where new installments will feature only minor changes to the appearance. Which won’t necessarily be a bad thing, as long as Chevy make sure that the car matches their customers’ idea for an attractive vehicle that fits the current era on the vehicle market.