GM Confirms “Next-Gen Affordable EV” to be Built in Kansas, New Bolt EV to Enter Production by the End of the Year

When President Trump decided to implement tariffs on everything and anything, he promised that it would bring companies to the U.S. and make the country the richest one in the world.

And while most foreign companies have so far rejected his plans or have adhered to them in a small, almost insignificant manner, U.S.-based companies have it somewhat easier, despite the fact that even they have been producing cars in neighboring countries.

GM is one such company, and the American industry giant has confirmed that they will be shifting part of their production to Kansas, as well as more interesting details.

And while most companies won’t completly shift production to the States, some countries have already confirmed they would and some domestc companies will adhere to avoid any further problems. GM is one such company.

The company has confirmed that it will invest more than $4 billion in domestic production in the next two years, which makes sense considering everyhing. The Kansas-based factory will be extremely important there, as the company has confirmed that it is going to make a “next-gen affordable EV” in Kansas.

In other words, the company has confirmed that they are also working ona a next-gen Chevrolet Bolt EV, which would ultimately hue the brand’s overall performance on the box office.

“Fairfax remains on track to begin building the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV by the end of this year. GM expects to make new future investments in Fairfax for GM’s next generation of affordable EVs,” the company said in a press release, while we can confirm that the new upcoming Bolt will be just one member of a “family” of upcoming Bolt EVs, some of which might end up being very affordable.

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