As the latest step in the saga of recalled Chevy Bolts, GM is offering owners of ’20-’22 Bolts early payment of $1,400 of an anticipated class action settlement in exchange for installing a piece of ...

UPDATE: General Motors reached out to us and said it never guaranteed battery replacement as stated in this story's original headline. "We have always stated that we will replace defective modules, ...

In 2021, a number of battery fires in Chevrolet Bolt EVs led General Motors to investigate and discover issues with some of the LG-supplied battery packs used in the vehicles. Naturally, GM issued a ...

Chevrolet notified 2020-2022 Chevrolet Bolt owners that they no longer replace the battery packs as part of the battery fire recall. Instead, the carmaker offered to install a software diagnostics ...

Those who’ve owned or leased a Chevrolet Bolt EV from the 2017 through 2022 model year are likely eligible for an amount ranging from $700 to $1,400, as part of a $150 million settlement amount ...

News stories about electric car fires are becoming all too common, and while this latest tale of a Chevy Bolt spontaneously combusting in Massachusetts won’t grab as many headlines as the ship fire in ...

Owners of Chevrolet Bolt EVs with defective battery packs could be compensated up to $1,400 each through a $150 million settlement proposed by GM and battery supplier LG Energy Solution. The two ...

General Motors and South Korea's LG Energy Solution reached a settlement to establish a $150 million fund to provide relief to Chevrolet Bolt EV owners affected by defective batteries, documents filed ...

General Motors announced it will start replacing recalled batteries in Chevy Bolt electric vehicles. The company said replacement batteries will begin shipping to dealerships as soon as mid-October.

The Chevrolet Bolt EV is a stellar little car when it’s not causing fires—which, to be fair, is most of the time. But owners of 2017-2022 Bolts and 2022 Bolt EUVs lived in paranoia once word got out ...