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SEARCHChevrolet is bringing back the Bolt EV for 2027 with a refreshed design and NACS charging compatibility, while details on performance and range are still to come.
The updated front fascia includes redesigned LED headlamps and a new lighting signature for the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt.
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The Chevrolet Bolt is back. Almost.
From its market introduction in 2017, the Chevrolet Bolt became the first long-range, mass-produced EV available to customers at a lower price point. Production ended in December 2023. But by popular demand, GM is bringing it back for the 2027 model year.
Chevrolet has released early images showing several changes for the upcoming model:
A revised front fascia
Redesigned rear tail lamps
The addition of a NACS (North American Charging Standard) charging port
Revised tail lamps give the upcoming Bolt a new rear lighting design as part of its exterior updates.
Photo: General Motors
The Bolt will feature a NACS (North American Charging Standard) adapter, reflecting GM’s move toward broader fast-charging compatibility.
Photo: General Motors
A new wheel design with a black finish and updated Chevrolet badging is visible on the 2027 Bolt preview model.
Photo: General Motors
More details about features and specifications will be released in the coming months.
The last generation Bolt EV offered an EPA-estimated range of 259 miles, a 66-kWh battery, and DC fast-charging capability of up to 100 miles of range in about 30 minutes. It seated five and was known for its hatchback design and compact footprint.
While Chevrolet has not yet shared specifics about the new model’s battery or performance, the confirmed updates indicate the Bolt EV will return with both design changes and updated charging compatibility.
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