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Here’s how much range the cheapest EV in America really gets you
Executive Summary
Summary: Chevrolet is reviving the Bolt EV for 2027–2028 with updated technology, including LFP batteries, 150 kW DC fast charging, and NACS compatibility. Starting at $27,600, it competes with the Nissan Leaf and Kia Niro EV, offering 262 miles of range but lacking Apple CarPlay support.
Brands mentioned: Chevrolet, GM, Nissan, Tesla, Kia
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Here’s how much range the cheapest EV in America really gets you
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