I'm sure someone at GM knows, maybe even WOT. But I'd lay odds that the Bolt is what it is, no new seats just like no homelink, real factory cargo cover, or power seats for the volt.Answer: no one knows.
Here's the link.I'll have to do some searching but I remember reading that the 17 will be built longer than a usual model year.
It's generally considered too narrow and under-padded. They can't really fix the too narrow part without removing the center console. But, the padding issue should be fixable, even if it sacrifices some rear seat legroom.What is wrong with the seat?
Interesting. Maybe they wanted to see the M3 before deciding on any changes. Waiting until December to changeover to the 2018 gives them some time to react.
Is there no difference in the padding between the leather and cloth seats? I'm just curious, our gen 1 has leather seats and honestly they're some of the nicest automotive seats I've ever experienced. Our gen 2 on the other hand has cloth and they pale in comparison. Just curious if there is a huge difference in padding and comfort between the Bolt's cloth and leather seats.It's generally considered too narrow and under-padded. They can't really fix the too narrow part without removing the center console. But, the padding issue should be fixable, even if it sacrifices some rear seat legroom.
I can't compare the seats as I've only driven the Premier with leather, but my wife and I both agreed that the seat back was exceptionally comfortable while the seat bottom felt too narrow.Is there no difference in the padding between the leather and cloth seats? I'm just curious, our gen 1 has leather seats and honestly they're some of the nicest automotive seats I've ever experienced. Our gen 2 on the other hand has cloth and they pale in comparison. Just curious if there is a huge difference in padding and comfort between the Bolt's cloth and leather seats.
Nothing, depending on who sits in them. I think the seats fit some body shapes better than others.What is wrong with the seat?
I believe that's true with every single car out there. My wife and I took a long trip to Boston in a Nissan Altima rental, and after 20 minutes, we were at O'reily's automotive buying seat cushions and lumbar support. I had to sit with the seat leaning very far back to alleviate the back pain. It was as if they built the lumbar support the opposite direction to create a bowl for your back. I should have brought the car back to the rental agency but they were closed for the night and we were leaving first thing in the morning.Nothing, depending on who sits in them. I think the seats fit some body shapes better than others.
The Bolt's seat bottom cushion is too narrow for me, it pinches my thighs from the sides. That and the lack of adaptive cruise control and I have to pass on the Bolt or any other EV that has an uncomfortable driver seat and lacks important driver assistance features, i.e. ACC.I would love to go from my gen2 volt to a bolt but cannot even imagine living with the bolt seat and sure to result backache.
Just not worth it.
:-(
I also prefer cloth to leather as in the summertime parked in the hot sun the kids hate sitting on hotmleather seats with shorts on. But, with our volt premium, I came with pebble beach suede leather seats which don't burn when you sit in them. Why other manufacturers don't use suede is beyond me. These are wonderful.I see nothing to improve. The front seats are fine for me - as good or better than my MB or BMW. I say better because I much prefer cloth to leather.