Some argue that GM's "Super Cruise" is a better level 2 system than the Tesla systems: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2017/04/cadillac-super-cruises-...

Not yet available in the Bolt, but maybe in the next model year.

>the Tesla has all the self-driving features that are still relatively unmatched by other offerings in the market

Where do you get this idea from?:

"Now, a new report from Navigant Research has dropped, rating the relative positions of various firms racing to develop self-driving cars — and it ranks Tesla dead last, behind the entire field."

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/262510-new-report-self-d...

It's one thing to claim Tesla are really good (and that might be a stretch). But unmatched? Based on what evidence?

I would consider another EV - for me that's the main I'm looking for in my next car. The reason I'm waiting for a model 3 rather than already driving a Bolt or Leaf is largely a matter of battery longevity. I want to have some assurance that the battery will not need replacing in the first 5-10 years. Tesla so far seems to be the best in that regard with their large packs and active pack management. The beauty and performance of the car are a nice plus, but even with that I'm not certain I'll wind up with a 3.