Key Features of the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt

EPA-estimated 262 miles of electric range

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt offers an EPA-estimated 262 miles of electric range, giving drivers meaningful flexibility for daily use. That number matters because range is often the first question shoppers ask when considering an EV. With Bolt, the goal is to make normal driving feel simple. Commuting, grocery runs, campus visits, appointments, and weekend plans can fit comfortably into the vehicle’s electric capability for many drivers. Chevrolet also notes that the Bolt is backed by an 8-yr./100,000-mi. battery limited warranty, which adds important peace of mind for EV shoppers evaluating long-term ownership. The newest Bolt also uses new battery technology, and Chevrolet recommends regularly charging to 100% capacity to help achieve the fastest overall charging speeds. That guidance is helpful for shoppers who want clear ownership habits instead of guesswork. The result is an EV that feels ready for practical use, not just ideal conditions.

Standard NACS Charge Port with DC public fast charging

Charging is one of the biggest ownership considerations for any EV, and the 2027 Bolt addresses that topic directly with a standard NACS Charge Port. This is a major advantage for drivers who want broader public charging compatibility, including access to compatible Tesla Superchargers. Chevrolet states that Bolt supports DC Fast charging that is more than 2.5x faster than Bolt EUV, with 150 kW+ public DC Fast Charging capability and a GM-estimated 10% to 80% charging time of 25 minutes. That can make a meaningful difference when planning longer drives or topping off during a busy day. Chevrolet also points to more than 250,000 available chargers throughout the U.S. and Canada, including more DC fast chargers compatible with the standard NACS charge ports found on Bolt. For EV shoppers who want public charging to feel less restrictive, this setup is one of the Bolt’s most important upgrades.

11.3" diagonal touchscreen and 11" diagonal Driver Information Center

Inside, the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt feels modern and easy to use thanks to its large digital displays. The 11.3" diagonal touchscreen gives drivers a clear, accessible place for infotainment, vehicle settings, music, and connected features. The 11" diagonal Driver Information Center places important vehicle information front and center, helping reduce distraction by keeping key details in the driver’s natural line of sight. The Bolt also offers Google built-in compatibility, allowing drivers to say, “Hey Google,” and use Google Assistant for hands-free help with real-time travel and entertainment needs. Available wireless phone charging adds another layer of convenience by helping reduce cord clutter in the cabin. Chevrolet also redesigned the interior with refined materials, flexible cargo space, and a newly designed center console with room to maneuver. Even the cup holders were designed to accommodate a favorite insulated tumbler, showing attention to everyday details.

Available Super Cruise® driver assistance technology

Available Super Cruise® driver assistance technology gives the Bolt a major technology advantage. Chevrolet describes Super Cruise® as a driver assistance feature that can provide a more confident, hands-free experience on compatible roads. The system is designed to support highway travel by helping reduce the constant steering input normally required in certain conditions, while the driver remains attentive and responsible. Chevrolet notes that Super Cruise users drive more than 40 million hands-free miles per month total, which speaks to how much real-world usage the technology has earned. In the Bolt, this feature is especially notable because Chevrolet identifies Bolt as the most affordable vehicle to offer hands-free driving capability. For drivers who regularly use major routes through North Texas, available Super Cruise® can help make longer stretches feel more relaxed while still keeping safety and attentiveness at the center of the drive.

Over 20 standard safety and driver assistance features

Every 2027 Chevrolet Bolt offers over 20 standard safety and driver assistance features, which helps make confidence a core part of the vehicle rather than an afterthought. Chevrolet highlights systems such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Front and Rear Park Assist, and IntelliBeam®. Adaptive Cruise Control allows the driver to set a cruise speed and automatically follow a detected vehicle ahead at a driver-selected following gap. Front and Rear Park Assist can provide alerts for nearby detected vehicles and objects in front of or behind the vehicle to help with parking. IntelliBeam® can automatically turn the high beams on and off at speeds above 25 mph according to surrounding traffic conditions. Available HD Surround Vision can further enhance awareness by helping drivers see around the vehicle in low-speed situations. Together, these features support everyday driving, parking, commuting, and navigating busy roads with added confidence.