Explore the 2027 Chevy Bolt

The 2027 Chevy Bolt runs on GM's in-house-engineered X76 electric drive unit, a powerplant shared across 10 GM EV models.* Cross-platform engineering at that scale passes real savings directly to the buyer.

Segmented permanent-magnet motors cut heat and energy loss, while silicon carbide inverter materials keep power flowing efficiently between the battery and wheels. The X76 was purpose-built to maximize range and minimize waste.

A blended regenerative braking system actively recovers energy during every braking event. Even with One-Pedal Driving turned off, software inside the Bolt prioritizes returning braking energy to the battery. Pedal feel stays consistent throughout the entire process.

Browse available models at our Columbus Chevy Bolt dealership and see what this powertrain delivers on the road.

Bolt owners spoke, and Chevrolet listened. The 2027 Chevy Bolt cabin was redesigned with direct customer input, anchored by an 11.3-inch center infotainment display and an 11-inch configurable driver information center. A new column shifter opens up front-seat space, and an available panoramic sunroof floods the cabin with natural light.

Physical controls handle climate and audio right where drivers expect them, while digital displays handle everything else. Underfloor storage adds up to 4 cubic feet of hidden cargo capacity, and open storage zones keep daily-use items within easy reach.

Available heated and ventilated seats, a heated steering wheel, and wireless phone charging bring a premium feel to an accessible price point.

The 2027 Chevy Bolt is the brand’s first vehicle with a native NACS charging port, unlocking access to the country's largest and fastest-growing public charging network.

DC fast charging tops out at 150 kW, taking a battery sitting at 10% charge up to 80% in just 25 minutes. The EPA-estimated range sits at 262 miles. With the average American driving roughly 42 miles per day, the Bolt handles everyday needs with plenty of range left over.

For homeowners, the Bolt's vehicle-to-home (V2H) bidirectional capability pairs with a GM Energy Home System to supply backup power during an outage. It handles home energy backup as well as the daily commute.