Chevrolet’s upcoming affordable electric car looks like it will beat the Tesla Model 3 to market and over the long haul. The Bolt also has a longer range than the current entry-level Tesla Model S, which can cover 210 miles per charge but costs about $28,500 more. The Bolt goes on sale later this year for about $37,500 before a $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit. It's the first mass-market electric vehicle to cross the 200-mile range, a range that will meet or exceed almost every person's daily driving needs. The new Model S P100D can go about 315 miles per charge, but it starts at $134,500 without the credit.

Source: Fox News September 13, 2016 19:07 UTC