Chevy Bolt Wins Top Car Award as GM’s Plug-in of the Future
- Chrysler Pacifica minivan earns award in new category for SUVs
- Honda Ridgeline takes home honors for truck of the year
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General Motors Co.’s Chevrolet Bolt won an award for North American car of the year after just one month of sales, a recognition of the automaker’s ambitions to position the model as representative of an electrified and autonomous future.
In addition to the plug-in Bolt earning its accolades, recognition for the leading utility and truck models went to the Chrysler Pacifica and Honda Ridgeline during a ceremony Monday to open the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.