2027 Chevy Bolt EV: This Is It Way Before You're Supposed To See It

"The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV was spotted charging out in public with no camouflage even though it hasn't been officially revealed. The prototype was seen juicing up from a Tesla Supercharger in Southern California, using its native NCAS port."

"The design looks like an incremental evolution of the previous model to the point where some people may not even notice it's the new model. The new Chevrolet Bolt EV isn't officially out yet, but General Motors doesn't seem interested in hiding it anymore. One blue 2027 Chevy Bolt was spotted without any camouflage charging at a Tesla Supercharger in Southern California. We doubt this is an accident, and it could be Chevy's way of showing off the vehicle without an official unveilwho knows what marketing tactics automakers employ these days. Instagram user chargepozitive got the scoop, which we first spotted on GM Authority."

"Before examining the new car's design, I had to pull up photos of the old model to make sure this really is the new one. They're very similar, and the new model looks like an incremental evolution with similar fascias, as well as an almost identical overall shape and window line. You can clearly tell that this is the new one by the fact that there's no longer a dip in the window line after the side mirror. It is straight, rising more gently toward the rear than in the old model before it kinks up suddenly around the middle of the rear door, clearly showing that it is, indeed, a different car. This looks dramatic from the outside, but it means rear occupants have less side glass to look out through."

A blue 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV prototype was photographed charging at a Tesla Supercharger in Southern California without camouflage, indicating native NACS compatibility. The vehicle's styling is an incremental evolution of the previous Bolt, with similar fascias, overall shape, and window line. Key visible differences include a straightened window line that rises more gently toward the rear, removing a previous dip after the side mirror, and exterior tweaks that subtly alter rear glass area for rear occupants. The sighting was shared on Instagram and circulated by automotive outlets, and the public appearance may reflect intentional early exposure rather than a mistake.

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