Two compelling compact electric hatchbacks go nose-to-nose when it comes to price, charging, range, and space.

Back for 2027 after a three-year hiatus, the Chevrolet Bolt is the brand’s take on a cheap EV. It really sticks the landing, offering an affordable EV to people who don’t need more than just a car to ...

The new Bolt will start under $30,000, which should make it a welcome addition to the stubbornly expensive EV market in the US. The new Bolt will start under $30,000, which should make it a welcome ...

The reborn electric vehicle is derived from the previous Bolt EUV. 255 miles of range Base price of $28,995 (all prices include $1,395 destination charge) makes it the cheapest new EV Now, the Bolt is ...

The new Chevy Bolt is here, taking the crown of "cheapest EV on the American market" from the third-generation Nissan Leaf — by a few hundred dollars, at least. The two cars are close in price, but ...

After a two-year-or-so hiatus, the Chevrolet Bolt EV is back, with a sticker of just $29,990. A sticker of $28,995 is coming later, Chevy says. The new model gets 255 miles of range, and comes with a ...

One is practical and approachable. The other proves an affordable EV doesn’t have to be compromised.

With a starting price below $30,000, including the destination charge, the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt will be among the most affordable electric vehicles (EVs) on the market when it debuts in early 2026.

Two years ago, I was at the original reveal of the Rivian R2. Already in awe of Rivian's adventurous trucks and on the market for a cheaper option, I fell in love with the smaller SUV's boxy design, ...