Where will the 2027 Chevy Bolt be made?
General Motors plans to end production of the Chevy Bolt in 2027, less than two years after the model’s reintroduction. The updated Bolt is expected to be produced for roughly 18 months at GM’s Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas before the company reallocates the facility to other vehicle programs. GM then announced a revival for 2027 with a spate of revisions including more range and faster charging. It appears the revival will be short-lived, as a report from Bloomberg states production of the Bolt will end by 2028.
Is the 2027 Bolt being cancelled?
The Chevrolet Bolt is back. But not for long. Chevrolet brought its affordable little electric hatchback back for the 2027 model year, now America’s least expensive EV. A new report says, however, that production of the Bolt will end by 2028. Verdict – Is the Chevrolet Bolt a Good Car? Though it feels a little odd calling the Bolt EUV an SUV instead of a slightly elevated hatchback, it’s a useful vehicle with plenty to like. It’s hard to argue with a sub-$30,000 starting price and a 247-mile range estimate – more than many high-end EVs from Audi and others.