Chevrolet is expected to discontinue the Bolt next year, bringing the model's recently revived run to an early close. The development was reported by Carscoops.
The renewed Bolt was intended to give Chevrolet another presence in the electric-vehicle market, but its return appears to have fallen short of expectations. The reported decision marks a sharp reversal for a vehicle brought back after its previous production run ended.
The Bolt's latest exit underscores the pressure on manufacturers to allocate EV investment carefully as demand, pricing and product cycles remain unsettled. A short-lived relaunch can leave carmakers with limited time to recover engineering, manufacturing and marketing resources.
For prospective buyers and fleet operators, the report signals another potential change in Chevrolet's EV line-up. The model's impending end would close a chapter for one of the brand's most recognisable battery-electric nameplates.
