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My first experience with an EV was with a Chevy Volt, which was a car with about 40 miles of electric range and a gas motor that would kick in after you depleted the charge in the battery. I drove it to work a few times a week and went several months without using any gas. When I thought about buying one of my own, I thought about getting the updated Volt that had about 70 miles of range before the battery kicked in. However, I decided to take a chance and go full EV, without the safety net of a gas motor.  

So, in 2020, I bought a Chevy Bolt EV, which is an electric hatchback car with about 260 miles of range. In 2022, I switched to a 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV, which is basically a slightly larger version of the Bolt EV with more leg-room in the backseat and a few technology upgrades. 

I've loved driving each of these cars, and once I had experience driving an EV, I knew I'd never want to drive anything with a gas motor ever again. Whenever I've spoken with friends about buying an EV, however, they've all had significant reservations about switching from gas to electric. In an effort to inspire more people to drive electric cars, I'm offering consultations to help you find the perfect EV.