AUSTINTOWN, Ohio – Despite a cooling electric vehicle market, Greenwood Chevrolet plans to grow its EV inventory as consumer awareness and incentives drive continued interest. The dealership expects EVs to comprise 10% to 15% of its stock by year’s end, up from the early days of the Chevrolet Bolt.

Sales have leveled off, but models such as the Equinox EV remain popular, thanks in part to lease deals and federal tax credits. Dealership staff members cite increased interest in upcoming models such as the high-performance Blazer SS EV and the Silverado EV Trail Boss.

New battery technology and home charging options from General Motors are also expected to help lower costs and improve convenience, according to dealership representatives.

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