GM Will Start Replacing Defective Bolt Batteries in October

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GM Will Start Replacing Defective Bolt Batteries in October

Bloomberg2021-09-21

Automaker and LG say they’ve found a fix to prevent fires Replacement cells and packs being built at 2 Michigan plants General Motors Co. and battery supplier LG Corp. of South Korea say they’ve ...

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·2021-09-21
This sounds very bad. Owners were told to park the car outside and away from other vehicles. Meaning, it can caught fire anytime without warning. Who would dare to drive suchvehicle before GM fix the issue?
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