2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Prices and Deals

New Bolt model

The soon-to-arrive Bolt EUV is a crossover spinoff of the Bolt EV hatchback. Priced $2,000 higher than the hatchback, the Bolt EUV is larger and better equipped, though the hatchback still wins on cargo space.

The Bolt lineup receives a price cut for 2022 to more closely align MSRPs with actual transaction prices. The downside is your ability to negotiate may not be as good, and GM has excluded the Bolt EUV from Employee and Supplier Pricing.

In California, the Bolt EUV qualifies for a $2,000 Clean Vehicle Rebate and a $1,500 Clean Fuel Reward, subject to income limitations. Chevy EVs no longer qualify for federal tax credits.

Current factory offers are available on a national basis through August 2, 2021 unless otherwise noted. This page is updated monthly with the latest incentives, so be sure to check back for the latest information.

Lease: From $299 for 36 months

Current lessees of any brand can now lease a 2022 Bolt EUV 2LT from $299 for 36 months (10,000 miles a year) with $5,039 due at signing.

The effective monthly cost works out to $439, which falls short of a good value for this price class. That said, the Bolt EUV hasn't even hit the street yet, so there's a lot of time for improvement in the model year ahead.

Note that Costco members are currently eligible for a $1,000 bonus that lowers the cash due at signing to $4,039, which makes for a pretty good value.

Rebates: Up to $1,000 off

The $1,000 Costco bonus is available on purchases as well. This is the only cash offer on the 2022 Bolt EUV at the moment. We expect Chevy to introduce rebates once supplies get up to speed, but amounts will be modest compared to previous model years.

Finance: No advertised APR deals

There are no financing promotions on the 2022 Bolt EUV yet, which isn't surprising for an all-new model. We expect APR offers to start this fall. Until then, you can probably find favorable rates at the dealer level.