Right hand drive

North American buyers are eagerly anticipating the debut late next year of the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV, a 200-mile subcompact electric car promised to sell for $37,500 before incentives. That same car will also likely be sold in Europe, under GM's German Opel nameplate--effectively replacing the Opel Ampera, a Chevy Volt-in-drag. But customers in the U.K. seem to be out of luck: GM says it will not build right-hand-drive versions of the Bolt EV. DON'T MISS: Opel Ampera (Euro Chevy Volt) Axed Over Slow Sales (Jul 2014) "GM sources" cited by the British magazine Autocar "confirmed" at this...