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Next-Gen Chevy Bolt Coming In 2025

The Chevy Bolt first launched in the U.S. back in December 2016. In doing so, it became the first long-range, semi-affordable electric car on the market.

In the coming years, the Bolt will reportedly form the basis for at least 2 new electric vehicles from GM, with one expected to be a crossover.

But when are we to expect the next-gen Bolt to arrive? Well, according to a forecast firm, a new Bolt won’t enter production until January of 2025 (we personally think it will arrive sooner), which is still almost seven years away from today and that means the current Bolt will have a product cycle of approximately 8 years. That’s long by today’s standards.

The current Bolt goes 238 miles on a single charge and starts at $36,620 before the federal tax credit. 2025 is far off, but it’s feasible to think a similar sized car with next-generation battery technology could easily travel 400 miles per charge by then and we’d hope to...
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