GM will start making Chevy Bolts again on November 1st
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge General Motors will start making Chevy Bolts again on November 1st, after shutting down production in late August following a global recall of the electric vehicle due to battery fire risk. The production restart at the company's Orion assembly plant in Michigan will last for at least two weeks, as Reuters reports, though GM isn't saying what will happen after that.
The production restart will come just a few weeks after GM announced that battery supplier LG agreed to foot the $2 billion bill for the recall. And it comes at a time when global supply chain shortages have most of the auto industry dealing with way more customer demand than it can handle - which has also been driving more people than usual to buy EVs.
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