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2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV 0-60 time, horsepower and power-to-weight

0-60 mph, quickest trim

7.0s

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Bolt EUV: 7.0 s2.0 s10.5 sQuicker on the left
18 hatchbacks (2023). One dot per model: its quickest trim. Estimates included.

Every trim: 0-60 and power-to-weight

2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV: 0-60 and power-to-weight by trim
TrimEnginehpTorqueCurb weighthp per tonlb per hp0-60 and basisTransmissionDrivetrainMSRP
LT FWDElectric200 hp266 lb-ft3,680 lb10918.47.0 sEstimateSingle-speedFWD$27,800
Premier FWDElectric200 hp266 lb-ft3,715 lb10818.67.1 sEstimateSingle-speedFWD$32,300

Ton = 2,000 lb. Curb weight, no passengers.

Estimates: a fit on 7,236 tested times, using power and weight. Typical error 0.3 s.

Engines offered

1 engine offered.

Engines offered, cheapest trim of each
EngineTrimshpCheapest trimMSRPPrice stepFuel a yearFuel vs base
Electric2200 hpLT FWD$27,800Base$600Base

12,000 miles a year. Gas $3.20. Electricity 17 cents per kWh.

Turbo: only when the engine or trim name says so.

Transmission

CVT: no.

Transmissions by trim
TransmissionTrimsCheapest trimMSRPQuickest 0-60
Single-speed2LT FWD$27,8007.0 s

Rivals with more hp and better mpg

Compared with the LT FWD: 200 hp, 115 MPGe, $27,800. Other makes, hatchbacks, within 15% of the price.

No rival beats it on both.

Bolt EUV by year

6.0 s7.0 s8.0 s202220232024
Quickest 0-60 of any trim, seconds.
050100150200202220232024
Most horsepower of any trim.

Which is faster?

Quickest trim of each car, unless you pick a trim.

Compare with

2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV: 1.7 s quicker to 60. More hp per ton: 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV.

2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV7.0 s2023 Nissan LEAF8.7 s
Seconds to 60 mph. Shorter bar is quicker.
2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV and 2023 Nissan LEAF
Measure2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV2023 Nissan LEAF
TrimLT FWDS FWD
0-607.0 s8.7 s
BasisEstimateEstimate
Horsepower200 hp147 hp
Curb weight3,680 lb3,509 lb
hp per ton10984
lb per hp18.423.9
MSRP$27,800$28,040

What this cannot tell you

0-60 times vary by test. Estimates use power and weight only.

Fuel cost uses EPA combined ratings.

How values are checked