- YouTuber Tom Moloughney drove the 2027 Chevy Bolt at a steady 60 mph to see how far it could go.
- The results show that slowing down can have a profound impact on range.
- He ran the same test at 70 mph and 80 mph, and we compare the numbers here.
When every other car is passing you like you're standing still, doing 60 mph on the highway can feel like a crawl. But if you're driving an EV, sticking to that slow speed can have a big enough range payoff to make the slog worthwhile. And who cares if other drivers think you're a senior citizen? You'll be laughing all the way to the next charging stop, which could be over 60 miles farther away than if you drove like someone with somewhere to be.
