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Chevrolet Revives 2027 Bolt: Affordable EV with 262-Mile Range

1/25/2026

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Chevrolet reintroduces the 2027 Bolt to U.S. dealerships after retiring the model in 2023.
The updated Bolt uses a new LFP battery, delivering a 262-mile range and faster charging.
The Bolt starts at $28,595, making it the cheapest electric vehicle in America.
General Motors has indicated the model will be available for about 18 months.
Chevrolet plans a lower-end trim and a future affordable electric vehicle to replace the Bolt.

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Story summary

Chevrolet reintroduces the 2027 Bolt to U.S. dealerships after retiring the model in 2023.
The updated Bolt uses a new LFP battery, delivering a 262-mile range and faster charging.
The Bolt starts at $28,595, making it the cheapest electric vehicle in America.
General Motors has indicated the model will be available for about 18 months.
Chevrolet plans a lower-end trim and a future affordable electric vehicle to replace the Bolt.