The beloved Chevrolet Bolt is back, but only for a “limited” time

One of the most affordable electric cars in America, it is Chevrolet Boltand she made her long-awaited return. After discontinuing the Bolt in 2023, the American automaker has updated the popular electric car with Model 2027 Which has some major upgrades. Chevy said the new Bolt will be available at dealers in the first quarter of 2026, starting with the Comfort model priced at least $29,990. The updated Bolt will get cheaper in the coming months when Chevy launches a base LT model that starts at $28,995.

This price provides the upgraded electric vehicle with an estimated range of 255 miles and charging speeds of up to 150 kW. According to Chevy, the new Bolt can charge 2.5 times faster than the outgoing model Previous modelWhich often saw complaints about charging speed. Now with a new LFP battery, the 2027 Bolt can charge from 10 to 80 percent in 26 minutes, and it also has access to both DC fast charging and the Tesla Supercharger network thanks to the original NACS port. Along with the 11-inch driver display, the Chevy Bolt is equipped with an 11.3-inch infotainment display that can handle navigation, music, and entertainment with built-in Google. Notably, the updated Bolt does not feature Apple carplay Compatibility, although previous models did.

While Chevy has revived the Bolt, it returns as a “limited run model.” The automaker said in a statement that it “moved quickly to retain the nameplate in our portfolio for a little longer, after hearing feedback from ending production,” and added that “the Bolt will be available for a limited time…as one of our largest volume electric vehicles at Chevrolet.”