2022 Chevrolet Bolt EV

Although prices for late-model used cars have recently jumped, Cars.com has assembled a healthy list of choices available for a budget of about $20,000.

A new recall affecting more than 111,200 Bolt EVs involves a fire risk from an unexpected source: the seat belt pretensioner.

Customers who purchased certain Bolt EVs or Bolt EUVs in 2022 will be able to get the roughly $6,000 discount retroactively.

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Despite rising prices and the ongoing inventory shortage, shoppers looking for an affordable road-trip vehicle still have many options to choose from.

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A battery defect kicked off a series of recalls for older Bolts that eventually expanded to new models, ultimately halting production for the 2022 Bolt EVs and EUV.

Chevrolet announced it has begun informing 2019 model-year Bolt owners it will begin installing a software update that will remove parking and overnight charging limitations.

The 2022 Bolt EV and Bolt EUV will share a common platform, battery and powertrain, but the Bolt EUV comes in a bit longer, taller and heavier.