How the Chevy Bolt is Made

How do you do go from a bare sheet metal car body to a finished electric vehicle you can drive off the line? General Motors let me into their Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas City, Kansas, where they build the Chevy Bolt. We got to see the entire process, starting from blank sheet metal to a finished car. In this second part, we’ll take the finished body through paint and final assembly, before taking on a test drive!

If you missed part 1, you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/HpTq9XRGzh8

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Credits:
Scotty Allen – Producer/Host
Katie Resendiz – Producer
Noah Meisner – Producer
Ed Rhee – Director of Photography
Alex Robinson – Editor/Thumbnails
Benjami Grau – Thumbnails
Andrii Matirko – Assistant Editor

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