2019 Volt Interior

Occupants in the cabin are in for a pleasant experience as the Volt has been well assembled and feels surprisingly plush. The cabin is well isolated from exterior noise, and the solar absorbing glass windows help keep things protected. The upholstery is decent in quality, as are most of the interior trim elements, although it's not hard to miss how much of these are hard-touch materials and gloss plastics. The LT's standard cloth seating can be upgraded to leather-appointed upholstery via the Power Convenience Package, which is standard on the Premier. The seats themselves are suitably comfortable and supportive; however, some extended lumbar support would be appreciated. Though the rear outboard seats are nicely contoured and the armrests soft-padded for comfortable adult occupation, the rear cabin space is limited, even for average-sized adults. The front of the cabin is spacious though, and the ergonomics intuitive and practical; the driving position is optimal with all controls in easy reach and the driver's sightlines clear for good outward visibility.

2019 Volt Interior Photos

Seating and Interior Space

The Volt is equipped to seat a total of five passengers - however, with limited overall rear cabin room, only two small adults or three children will find a suitable level of comfort there. The seats throughout the cabin are, nevertheless, well-padded and contoured for decent comfort and support. Head and legroom up front are suitable and the level of steering and seat adjustability sufficient for most physiques to find an optimal driving position. Newly standard in the Premier and available for the LT is a six-way power-adjustable driver's seat, which adds favorably to the Volt's versatility. Getting into and out of the front cabin is easy to live with, but the rear cabin is somewhat trickier due to the sloping roofline and small door openings.

2019 Chevrolet Volt Interior Dimensions:

Chevrolet Volt TrimsLTPremier
Seating55
Headroom Front Seat37.8 in.37.8 in.
Headroom Back Seat35.8 in.35.8 in.
Legroom Front Seat42.1 in.42.1 in.
Legroom Back Seat34.7 in.34.7 in.
Shoulder Room Front56.5 in.56.5 in.
Shoulder Room Rear53.2 in.53.2 in.
Hip Room, Front53.7 in.53.7 in.
Hip Room, Rear51.3 in.51.3 in.


Interior Colors and Materials

Although the Volt's interior exudes a contemporary design and minimalistic styling cues, the materials are only mediocre in quality, yet still, manage to give off a sophisticated impression. The LT's interior can be optioned in either Jet Black or Light/Dark Ash cloth seating with chrome and gloss plastic trim as standard, although $460 will upgrade the interior to feature a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob from vinyl, and adding leather-appointed seat upholstery. The Premier comes standard with the in-cabin leather-appointments and can be featured with either a Jet Black or a combination of Jet Black/Porcelain Blue interior.

2019 Volt Trunk and Cargo Space

With only 10.6 cubic feet of room available in the trunk of the Volt, there's not much offered in the way of practicality, albeit only marginally less than what's offered in the segment as average. That's about enough room to haul along a desktop PC, screen, and everything else you'd need for a good old fashioned LAN session. The rear seats are also 60/40 split-folding, offering some versatility for storing larger or odd-shaped cargo items. The liftback design of the Volt also benefits practicality by means of presenting a massive trunk opening for easy loading.

In-cabin storage solutions are plentiful in the Volt, with wide door pockets fitted on every door, seatback map pockets behind both front seats, dual cupholders up front and in the rear, a small storage tray in the front center console, a compartmentalized center armrest cubby, and an average-sized glovebox.

2019 Chevrolet Volt Trunk and Cargo Space Photos

2019 Chevrolet Volt Cargo Dimensions:

Chevrolet Volt TrimsLTPremier
Trunk Volume10.6 cu. ft.10.6 cu. ft.


2019 Volt Infotainment and Features

Features

The Volt is comprehensively outfitted with features that offer a decent level of comfort, convenience, and entertainment. Enter the LT with its remote keyless entry and start, and on the inside, you'll be met with power windows, manual tilt and telescoping steering column, six-way manually-adjustable front bucket seats, and 60/40 split-folding rear seats. Comfort and convenience are covered by single-zone automatic climate control, cruise control, teen driver controls, ambient interior lighting, and a pedestrian safety signal which alerts pedestrians of the vehicle's presence with an automated exterior sound. The Premier is offered as a more premium and comprehensive package, featured as standard with leather-wrapped interior appointments, a six-way power-adjustable driver's seat, a heated steering wheel, and front and rear outboard seats. In terms of standard active and advanced safety and driver-assists, the LT is only fitted with an HD rearview camera, while the Premier has automatic parking assist as well. Optional on the higher trim, forward automatic braking, forward collision alert, blind-spot monitoring, and lane-keeping assist can be equipped.

Infotainment

Both the LT and the Premier are fitted with an eight-inch HD color infotainment touchscreen installed with Chevrolet's infotainment 3 Plus system, with a Volt-exclusive Energy App and 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capability. Audio is delivered via a standard six-speaker setup in the LT and via an eight-speaker Bose sound system in the Premier. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay functionality are standard for both trims along with a SiriusXM trial, however, navigation is only standard in the Premier. The media hub comprises a single auxiliary input, two USB ports for device charging and connectivity, and two auxiliary 12-volt power outlets in the center front, and rear.