Could a more affordable, entry-level Chevrolet Volt be called “Bolt” when the new plug-in hybrid debuts next year? According to a current trademark filing found by GM Authority, yes, it’s in the cards.
Common Motors applied with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Workplace last week for “Chevrolet Bolt,” and while there’s absolutely nothing more to it, “Bolt” plays along with GM’s other electrically themed names, Volt and Spark. Offered the timing of the 2016 Volt’s split into 2 models, which includes one particular that will supposedly be sold for $ 30,000, “Bolt” could be a playful rhyme next to the company’s flagship plug-in. Or it may just be cover in case a Chinese organization decides to steal GM’s thunder. At worst, it could make people believe of the loose metal bolts coming off of GM vehicles in the company’s most current spate of recalls. But we digress.
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In the same week, GM also submitted applications for “Sierra Elevation”—which sounds like GMC’s take on the Silverado Higher Country—and requested to revive the Hummer name for the “portable electric energy generators” category. If a Hummer generator wasn’t weird adequate, how about a GMC barbecue grill, which GM also applied for final week? Here’s hoping the ignition switch works on that 1.
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