#affordableev

Chevrolet Bolt is making a strong comeback as America’s most affordable electric vehicle, with a starting price of about $28,995. The 2027 model brings several upgrades, including faster 150 kW DC fast-charging, a 65 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery, and an estimated ~262-mile range on a single charge. Built with updated technology such as larger digital displays and access to Tesla’s NACS charging network, the new Bolt aims to deliver practical range, modern features, and improved efficiency while keeping EV ownership more accessible to a wider audience.

A long analysis on XPeng’s Mona project, its positioning in global EV markets, affordability goals, and how it could disrupt mid-tier EV adoption globally. It will discuss battery tech, charging infrastructure, and the EV price war.

The MG4’s semi-solid-state battery offers a 334-mile range and enhanced safety for $11,000 in China. QingTao Energy’s tech lowers costs, making EVs affordable. Not in the US yet, it’s a big step. Your thoughts on semi-solid batteries in budget EVs? https://bryansgarage.com/mg4-introduces-semi-solid-battery/