The Bolt Is Back, and It Came Back Better: 2027 Chevrolet Bolt LT

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt LT brings back a familiar name with a much stronger case for electric driving in
New Brunswick. Chevrolet has redesigned the Bolt around the things EV drivers use every day: more
than 400 kilometres of estimated range, substantially faster public charging, a roomy interior and
straightforward technology. For commuters and households considering their first EV, it offers a
practical way to leave the gas pump behind without moving into a large or expensive vehicle.

Visit Lounsbury Chevrolet Moncton to explore the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt LT and see how an EV could fit
your daily routine. Our team can help you understand charging, range, available technology and current
purchase options, and arrange a test drive so you can experience the new Bolt for yourself.

422 Kilometres Changes What a Bolt Can Do

The 2027 Bolt LT offers up to 422 kilometres of estimated electric range on a full charge. That gives
drivers plenty of flexibility for commuting around Greater Moncton, running errands and handling the
ordinary trips that make up most weekly driving. More importantly, that range means the Bolt does not
have to be treated strictly as a short-distance city car. Longer drives throughout New Brunswick become
much easier to consider, particularly when combined with the improvements Chevrolet has made to fast
charging. The Bolt LT uses a 65-kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and produces 210 horsepower
through its front-wheel-drive electric powertrain. Electric motors deliver their response differently from
gasoline engines, giving the Bolt the smooth, immediate feel that makes EVs particularly enjoyable in
everyday traffic.

Faster Charging Makes Road Trips Easier

Charging speed was an obvious area for improvement, and Chevrolet addressed it. The new Bolt
supports 150+ kW DC fast charging, with GM estimating a 10-to-80-percent charge in as little as 25
minutes under appropriate conditions. It is also the first Chevrolet equipped with a native NACS charge
port. That expands access to a broad public charging network without making an adapter part of every
charging stop.

At home, regular charging can mean beginning the day with the battery ready for your normal routine.
Chevrolet also recommends regularly charging the new battery to 100 percent, simplifying one of the
questions new EV owners often have about battery care.

The LT Is Far from Basic

The Bolt LT may be the entry trim, but its standard equipment makes it feel thoroughly modern. An 11.3-
inch diagonal touchscreen anchors the infotainment system, accompanied by an 11-inch Driver
Information Centre. Google built-in compatibility brings familiar connected functions into the vehicle,
while the large displays keep important information easy to see. The LT also includes the Comfort
Package with an eight-way power driver's seat, heated front seats and a heated, wrapped flat-bottom
steering wheel. Those are particularly welcome features when a Moncton winter morning makes
preheating the cabin one of the day's better decisions. Seventeen-inch silver-painted aluminum wheels
are standard, and the redesigned cabin provides flexible cargo space for groceries, luggage and everyday
gear.

Driver Assistance Moves Forward Too

Chevrolet offers 20 standard and available safety and driver-assistance features on the 2027 Bolt.
Available Super Cruise adds hands-free driver assistance on compatible roads, bringing technology
normally associated with more expensive vehicles into this affordable EV. That combination of range,
charging capability and available driver assistance makes the Bolt more than an inexpensive entry into
electric ownership. It is designed to function as a primary vehicle.

An EV That Makes the Numbers Easier

One of the Bolt's biggest advantages has always been accessibility. For 2027, Chevrolet has paired that
philosophy with technology that addresses many of the concerns shoppers still have about going
electric. Up to 422 kilometres of estimated range reduces range anxiety. Faster DC charging makes
longer journeys more convenient. The NACS port broadens charging access. Meanwhile, its compact
dimensions make the Bolt easy to live with in town without sacrificing the interior flexibility drivers
expect from a hatchback-style EV. For someone who has been waiting for electric vehicles to become
simpler, more capable and more attainable, this may be the Bolt worth revisiting.

Visit Lounsbury Chevrolet Moncton to discover the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt LT. Explore its 422-kilometre
estimated range, redesigned interior and faster charging capability; talk with our team about making the
switch to electric; and book a test drive to see how easily the new Bolt could fit into your life.