The Chevrolet Bolt is back after a few years away, complete with a refreshed design, faster charging capabilities, greater range, and a tech-forward cockpit layout. What’s even better is that it remains an attractive EV with a starting price of $28,995, making it an affordable option for those who want the long-term savings of driving electric with the lowest possible initial investment.
Now more than ever, though, budget-conscious consumers have more models to choose from — forcing the new Bolt to work harder to prove it’s the superior choice and a serious best electric car contender. After driving the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt LT for a week, I can attest that it’s a much tougher decision with so many other options out there. Here’s why.
