Leasing a Chevy Bolt

The process to lease is fairly simple – and not all that dissimilar from the process of buying a new vehicle. You will still want to work with our finance department, who will be able to guide you along the path to finding a potential deal.

One of our experienced team members will help you find ideal terms and conditions, going over key specs like term length and mileage limits.

A Look at the Chevy Bolt

Before you decide on a lease – you’ll of course want to see the vehicle. So, what exactly can you expect when getting behind the wheel for a test drive? Well, for starters, you can expect a performance that’s both powerful and efficient. The electric engine will be able to earn EPA-estimated 259 miles in between full charges.

Perhaps more impressive, though is the power it’ll provide you while running this efficiently. The Bolt’s engine will arm you with 200 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque for plenty of play on the downtown streets and local highways.

On the inside, you’ll find a similarly great performance. You’ll have room for up to five passengers with 16.6 cubic feet of cargo space left over for gear, bags, and more. Throw in the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus System with a 10.2-inch display and you’ll be ready to hit the open roads with seamless connectivity.

Why Lease the Bolt?

So, why should you lease the Bolt instead of buying it? There are a number of benefits to leasing as opposed to buying. Most prominently, you’ll have the ability to frequently explore new vehicle options with new technology and features.

Lease term lengths typically do not exceed more than a couple of years. At the end of your term, you are then able to start exploring new vehicle options again. This will keep the model you’re driving constantly present with the latest and greatest automotive tech features.

There are a number of other benefits, as well. Take a deeper dive in our leasing vs. buying guide!

Explore Lansing Michigan in a Bolt

Whether you ultimately land on the Bolt or another great Chevy model, you’ll certainly have a number of places to check out in your new ride around Lansing, MI. As the state capitol, there are a multitude of places to explore with the family. For instance, the capitol building, Michigan History Center, or Potter Park Zoo.

If you get hungry, there are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat, too. You have Soup Spoon Café, Good Truckin’ Diner, and Meat BBQ all within minutes of downtown.