The Chevrolet Bolt is back

As promised, General Motors is bringing back the Chevrolet Bolt, the subcompact electric car that is expected to go on sale in early 2026 as a 2027 model. In Canada, only the limited LT version will be available, with a starting price of $43,470, including destination. A more upscale RS version will follow later on.

The second-generation Bolt is expected to offer a range of about 410 kilometres, an improvement over the previous model’s 397 kilometres, thanks to new battery technology that allows charging twice as fast as before.

(Photo: General Motors)

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