What is the price of Chevrolet Bolt in India?
The Chevrolet Bolt is not sold in India, so there is no official price in the Indian market. Chevrolet (GM) has not offered the Bolt here in recent years, and the brand’s consumer-car operations in India have been inactive for some time.
Why the Bolt isn’t available in India
General Motors wound down Chevrolet’s passenger-car presence in India several years ago, effectively ending new model sales in the country. There is no official importer, dealer network, or after-sales support for the Bolt in India, which means there is no sanctioned price or purchase path through authorized channels. Importing a Bolt would not come with manufacturer-backed service or parts support and would involve high duties and logistical hurdles.
Current EV options in India and price ranges
For readers looking to buy an electric vehicle in India today, several models are on sale with transparent pricing. The following are representative ex-showroom price bands for popular models, subject to variant, incentives, and location:
- Tata Nexon EV: roughly ₹14–20 lakh (ex-showroom), depending on variant and battery option.
- MG ZS EV: roughly ₹23–28 lakh (ex-showroom).
- Hyundai Kona Electric: roughly ₹23–25 lakh (ex-showroom).
- Tata Tiago EV / Tigor EV: roughly ₹8–13 lakh (ex-showroom) for entry-level variants, with higher trims reaching into the mid-teens lakh.
Prices vary by city, dealer promotions, incentives, and specific configurations. Always check with local authorized dealers for current quotes and on-road prices.
Could the Chevrolet Bolt be imported or reintroduced?
There is no official plan to bring the Bolt to India. With GM not marketing Chevrolet passenger cars domestically, there is no authorized importer or service network for the Bolt. Any potential import would carry significant extra costs due to duties, taxes, and lack of local support, making it an impractical option compared with existing Indian-market EVs.
Summary
In short, the Chevrolet Bolt has no official price in India because it isn’t sold here. For Indian EV shoppers, there are several locally available options with clear pricing. If GM or Chevrolet re-enters the Indian market with the Bolt or a similar model, price and availability would be announced publicly and subject to local regulations and incentives.
