Key Features of the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt

EPA-estimated 262 miles of electric range

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt is engineered to help drivers feel comfortable making the move to electric power. Its EPA-estimated 262 miles of electric range gives owners the flexibility to handle work commutes, school drop-offs, errands, restaurant runs, gym visits, and regional drives without constantly thinking about the next plug. That range is especially useful in a spread-out metro area where daily routes may include Southside, Mandarin, St. Johns, Orange Park, the Beaches, and downtown. Chevrolet also notes that the new battery technology allows regularly charging to 100% capacity to help achieve the fastest overall charging speeds. The Bolt is backed by an 8-yr./100,000-mi. battery-limited warranty, giving shoppers added reassurance as electric driving becomes part of everyday life. With quiet acceleration, fewer traditional fuel stops, and confident range, the Bolt feels like a smart EV for people who want technology that works around daily life rather than complicating it.

Standard NACS charge port

Charging access is one of the most important parts of EV ownership, and the Bolt addresses it directly with a standard NACS charge port. Chevrolet states that the Bolt can use DC Fast charging from most public chargers, including compatible Tesla Superchargers, which gives drivers a broader charging network for local and longer-distance travel. Chevrolet also points to more than 250,000 available chargers throughout the U.S. and Canada, with more DC fast chargers compatible with Bolt’s standard NACS charge ports. The GM-estimated 25 minutes for 10%-80% charging time with DC public fast charging is a major advantage for shoppers who want shorter charging stops when using public infrastructure. For home charging, owners can build a routine around overnight or scheduled charging, then rely on public DC Fast Charging when plans call for additional flexibility. This combination makes the Bolt easier to live with for drivers who want an EV for everyday use and occasional road-trip planning.

11.3" diagonal touchscreen

The redesigned Bolt interior places an 11.3" diagonal touchscreen within easy reach, giving the cabin a cleaner, more connected feel. This large infotainment display is designed for music, information, navigation support, charging details, and vehicle controls, helping drivers manage key functions without feeling overwhelmed. Chevrolet also equips the Bolt with an 11" diagonal Driver Information Center that puts important vehicle information front and center. Together, the displays create a modern digital layout that feels appropriate for an EV while still being straightforward for daily use. Available Google built-in compatibility adds another layer of convenience. With Google Assistant, drivers can use voice commands for hands-free help with real-time travel and entertainment needs. Available wireless phone charging helps reduce cable clutter, while the redesigned center console creates practical space for daily items. Chevrolet even notes that the cup holders were designed to accommodate a favorite insulated tumbler, a small but meaningful detail for real-life drivers.

Available Super Cruise® driver assistance technology

Available Super Cruise® driver assistance technology gives the Bolt an advanced edge in the compact EV segment. Chevrolet describes Super Cruise as a hands-free driver assistance technology that can make compatible-road driving feel more confident and relaxed. On average, Super Cruise users drive more than 40 million hands-free miles per month total, and Chevrolet identifies Bolt as the most affordable vehicle to offer hands-free driving capability. That matters for shoppers who want modern driver assistance without stepping into a much larger vehicle. The system is designed to support the driver, not replace attention or responsibility, and it works alongside the Bolt’s strong foundation of standard safety and driver assistance content. For commuters who spend time on major routes, available Super Cruise may be one of the most compelling reasons to place the Bolt high on the EV shopping list. It brings premium-feeling technology into a practical package that remains easy to drive and easy to park.

Over 20 standard safety and driver assistance features

Chevrolet gives every Bolt over 20 standard safety and driver assistance features, reinforcing that this compact EV was designed with everyday confidence in mind. Available and highlighted technologies include Adaptive Cruise Control, Front and Rear Park Assist, IntelliBeam®, and available HD Surround Vision. Adaptive Cruise Control allows the driver to set a cruise control speed and automatically follow a detected vehicle ahead at a driver-selected following gap. Front and Rear Park Assist provides alerts for nearby detected vehicles and objects in front of or behind the vehicle, which is helpful in crowded lots, garages, and tight spaces. IntelliBeam® can automatically turn the vehicle’s high beams on and off according to surrounding traffic conditions at speeds above 25 mph. Safety and driver assistance features are not a substitute for attentive driving, but this broad technology suite helps the Bolt feel reassuring during commutes, school traffic, shopping center parking, and highway travel.