The Bolt returnsSet to be unveiled later this year, Chevrolet's popular subcompact electric hatchback is due to receive a massive overhaul for its upcoming second generation. As one of the most ...

Chevy Bolt EUV (Source: Chevrolet) Dealers will have a few weeks to submit their orders as production is scheduled to end on November 7, 2023. GM will reportedly produce 70,000 units this year ...

For example, a 2019 Chevy Bolt EV LT is listed for $9,499 with just over 78,000 miles and an “Outstanding” battery rating. It’s had no accidents, four owners, and was a corporate fleet vehicle.

The Bolt EUV marks the first time Super Cruise is being offered on a Chevrolet vehicle, and it works on more than 200,000 miles of pre-mapped highways across the United States and Canada.

Record sales for the Chevrolet Bolt. The revival comes after GM was charged $792 million in connection to a Bolt recall that affected about 142,000 vehicles sold through 2021.

Keeping the Bolt Affordable. Luckily, Chevy isn’t starting from scratch with the Bolt since it already has a tried-and-true build that we just saw with the latest 2023 model that went for $27,495.

If you're buying an electric car, chances are you'll need a place to plug it in. Chevrolet knows that, so it's covering home-charging installation costs for buyers of the 2022 Bolt EV and Bolt EUV.

Chevrolet beat the Tesla Model 3 to market with the Bolt in 2016, but it never caught on with the American buying public. It's easy to see why, especially in contrast with the Tesla.

The Chevrolet Bolt will be back and (hopefully) better in 2025. GM’s CEO, Mary Barra, who previously confirmed that the beloved Bolt was due to make a return, now gave a better idea of when the ...

GM brought the Chevy Bolt to market in 2016, at the time presenting one of the few EV options to buyers and directly competing with Tesla. Bolt never had the same cachet as Tesla.