Chevrolet Spark E.V. to Have Debut at Los Angeles Auto Show Ever since the Chevrolet Spark first appeared in 2009, the nameplate of that gas-powered minicar has seemed a bit misleading. Chevrolet will take a big step toward solving that problem later this month at the Los Angeles auto show, where it will introduce an all-electric Spark that will go on sale next year. The Spark EV will join a short but growing list of all-electric production cars in the United States, including the Nissan Leaf and 2013 Ford Focus Electric. Chevy also said that its next-generation MyLink system will make its debut in the 2014 Impala. "The Spark EV and next generation of MyLink demonstrate Chevrolet's commitment to delivering the advanced technologies that today's consumers will be eager to adopt and truly value," Chris Perry, vice president for global Chevrolet marketing, said in a statement. Annalisa Bluhm, a spokeswoman for General Motors, said in an e-mail that she could provide no details on the Spark EV's driving range or pricing.