Chevy Bolt EV: Fire Risk

The Chevy Bolt EV is one of the most popular electric vehicles in the world. It has been in production for years and continues to be a top-rated electric car. However, there have been some recent issues with the Chevy Bolt battery that are causing concern among owners. There have even been not only fire risks, but fires themselves, caused by these batteries! If you or someone you know owns a Chevy Bolt EV read on to find out more about this recall information.

Chevy Bolt EV fire risk

If you own a Chevy Bolt EV, then you may be at risk for fire. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened an investigation into whether or not the battery packs in the vehicles pose a safety risk. The NHTSA has received numerous complaints from owners about fires in their cars, which is why they’ve launched this investigation into whether or not there are any underlying issues with these vehicles’ electrical system or battery packs.

If this sounds familiar, it’s because it sounds just like another recent recall for electric cars: Tesla Model S fires have been making headlines recently due to several incidents involving batteries catching on fire while parked or charging at home overnight–and now we’re seeing similar problems arise with other models as well!

Chevy Bolt EV recall

Chevy Bolt EV Recalls

The Chevy Bolt EV is a plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) manufactured by General Motors and marketed as a compact five-door hatchback. It was released in December 2016 as an all-electric hatchback with an EPA-rated range of 238 miles on a full charge.

In May 2018, GM announced it would conduct voluntary recalls for about 1,200 Bolts due to potential fire risks associated with batteries supplied by LG Chem. In addition, there were reports that some Bolts were catching fire while being charged at public charging stations.

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If you believe your 2022 Chevy Bolt has been affected by one of the recent recalls, you may be entitled to legal remedies under the lemon law. If you have questions about your rights and need assistance with a potential claim, please contact us at (310) 525-5586 or info@chevyboltrecall.com. Our experienced attorneys will review the details of your case and provide the advice and guidance needed to get the justice you deserve.