Chevrolet’s new Bolt feels like the kind of electric car the market has been waiting for — an EV that’s genuinely affordable but doesn’t make major compromises. Starting at $28,995, it brings electric driving back into reach for regular buyers.
But it’s not just about the price: the second-generation Bolt looks to fix the weaknesses of its predecessor while doubling down on practicality and smart technology, aiming to appeal to drivers who want something efficient and approachable without paying top…








