2025 Cars to Skip: The Inside Scoop on the Worst Vehicles, Trucks & SUVs

7.Chevrolet Bolt

The Chevrolet Bolt certainly has its limitations, particularly in terms of range. With just 259 miles per charge, it's best suited for city driving rather than long-distance travel, especially when compared to other leading electric vehicles. Additionally, its exterior design may not appeal to everyone, though that’s a matter of personal taste.

Reliability is another concern for the Bolt, as it was recently removed from Consumer Reports' list of recommended cars due to recurring reliability issues. Furthermore, while Chevrolet has made strides in the electric vehicle market, they are still a newcomer compared to established EV brands. If you’re seriously considering an electric car, it might be better to go with a more established manufacturer in the EV space.