GM has unveiled the new version of the Chevy Bolt, its popular, affordable EV with an upgraded battery and an otherwise very similar package to its last iteration, and we’re on the scene at a special event for Bolt owners at Universal Studios Hollywood to get you all the info you need.

The original Chevrolet Bolt, like many GM cars, never quite got the recognition it deserved. Despite its insanely low starting price and excellent range, people always seemed to overlook it in the affordable EV conversation (even though it sold pretty well up until its demise in 2023).

Chevrolet is reviving the Chevrolet Bolt as a 2027 model with new propulsion, batteries, electronics and interior and a starting price under $30,000

The Chevy Trailblazer subcompact crossover has earned a spot on the Consumer Reports list of "Most Reliable New Cars and SUVs Under $30,000."

Chevy’s most affordable electric SUV is lapping the competition. The Chevy Equinox EV is now the most popular electric

A lower power density from the battery could be the cause, or perhaps GM doesn't want the Bolt intruding too much on the more expensive Equinox's new turf. The launch price for the MY2027 Bolt LT will be $29,

Beyond boasting a better range than the outgoing Bolt, the new one’s DC charging speeds are no longer capped at 50 kW. Instead, it can charge at up to 150 kW, meaning the battery can be topped up from 10-80 percent in 26 minutes. That’s a big improvement over the old model and matches the charging speeds of the new Leaf.

The 2026 Chevy Spark EUV led all electric vehicles in sales in Argentina during the month of September 2025, the first full sales month for the new crossover.

W hen Toyota and Ford rolled out upgraded cars for the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season, Chevrolet chose to stick with its proven Camaro ZL1 1LE design. The decision paid off, with the bowtie brigade delivering strong results these last two years. But now, the time has come for Chevy to raise the heat with a brand new body.