It turned out that two years ago, GM recalled all 100% of the electric Chevy Volts produced, which is about 142,000, due to battery fires when charged to 100%. By the way, when this was discovered, the company asked not to fully charge and to park the cars outside. There’s a bit of confusion here – there’s a Volt and there’s a Bolt. The Volt is very popular—in fact, by the end of 2019, it was the best-selling plug-in hybrid in the US market. It seems the conversation was actually about the Bolt.
I also liked: “GM says the battery itself is safe, and is avoiding using the word ‘recall’ by calling this a ‘customer satisfaction campaign’ to ‘provide peace of mind to customers.’ This reminds me of something.
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