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EV stands for “Electric Vehicle,” a broad term for cars that use an electric motor and battery instead of a traditional gas engine for some or all.

EUV stands for Electric Utility Vehicle, a Chevrolet-specific name for a larger, crossover-style version of the Bolt electric car.

Electronic stability control (ESC) is an automated safety system that helps prevent a vehicle from skidding or losing control by automatically.

Electronic Stability Control is an automatic safety system that helps prevent skids by braking individual wheels and reducing engine power.

ESC Off means the Electronic Stability Control system has been manually deactivated or has malfunctioned.

ESC stands for Electronic Stability Control, a computerized safety system that helps prevent skids and loss of control by automatically applying.

The EPS (Electric Power Steering) warning light signals a detected fault in the steering assist system.

An ePrice (electronic price) is a discounted upfront online price quote from a dealership, usually lower than MSRP.

EDRS stands for Electronic Dealer Report of Sale, a Nevada DMV system that allows buyers of vehicles from licensed dealers to complete registration.

ECT temperature is the engine coolant temperature measured by the Engine Coolant Temperature sensor, typically ranging 195–220°F.