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GM Requires Second Battery Replacement for Some Chevy EVs and BrightDrop Vans
General Motors is requiring a second high-voltage battery replacement for a small number of Chevrolet electric vehicles and BrightDrop commercial vans after replacement battery packs were found to contain modules that should not have been reused. A new Customer Satisfaction Program, issued on October 26, covers 66 vehicles across the United States, including select Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Silverado EV and BrightDrop models.

Chevy BrightDrop Inventory Falls to 209 Units After Q3 Sales Jump to 1,344
Remaining U.S. dealer stock of the discontinued Chevrolet BrightDrop electric commercial van has shrunk to just 209 unsold vehicles nationwide. The rapid drawdown comes after third-quarter U.S. deliveries nearly tripled to 1,344 vans, up from 460 in the second quarter.

Chevy Drops Cheapest 2027 Silverado EV From Retail Lineup
The 4WT started at $56,095, including destination charges, but its removal leaves the LT Standard Range as the entry-level option for private customers, with a starting price of $64,495.

2019 Chevy Bolt EV Gets New Battery After 470,000 Miles for Under $3,000
In a new Out of Spec Renew video, the presenter documents the installation, software programming and estimated repair costs, showing how a used battery sourced from another Bolt can extend the life of a high-mileage electric vehicle.

Chevy Joy Name Could Return on Chevrolet’s Next Entry-Level EV
General Motors is considering the Wuling Bingo Pro as the basis for the affordable EV, and Chevrolet’s international marketing team is evaluating the Joy name as a potential option for the production model.

2027 Chevy Bolt Chief Engineer Explains Key Design Decisions in New Q&A
The 12-minute video addresses topics ranging from the Bolt’s limited production run and technology choices to charging features, Super Cruise, and cabin design.

Toyota bZ Closes In on Hyundai Ioniq 5 as US EV Rankings Shift
The Tesla Model Y remains America’s best-selling electric vehicle in 2026, but Toyota’s bZ is emerging as a stronger contender in the race among non-Tesla models. The Hyundai Ioniq 5 still ranks among the country’s leading EVs, although its sales have weakened sharply.

Mustang Mach-E Takes Fourth in New EV Market Share Through Q3 2026
The Ford Mustang Mach-E accounted for 6% of U.S. new electric vehicle sales through the third quarter of 2026, placing fourth among models in CarGurus data cited by Ford Authority. The electric crossover also ranked third in the used EV market, with a 4.9% share, as used electric vehicle sales continued to grow while new EV sales declined year to date.

2027 Chevy Bolt Advances in North American Utility Vehicle Awards
The returning electric crossover was chosen from an initial field of 56 new or substantially updated vehicles evaluated by 46 independent automotive journalists.

Chevy Bolt Driver Gets $418 EV Charging Bill at Hyundai Dealership
Stanley Kpenkann of Clinton Township was driving a rental Bolt home after dropping a friend off at the airport when the vehicle’s battery became critically low. With about 20 minutes of estimated driving range remaining, he used EVgo to find the nearest charging station.

2027 GMC Sierra EV Gets New Performance Brake Kit
The dealer-installed package will include six-piston front calipers, larger rotors and upgraded brake pads, giving buyers another way to enhance the truck’s stopping capability.

GM Recalls Silverado EV and Sierra EV Models Over Battery Fire Risk
The campaign also includes select 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQ and Escalade IQL models that use the same battery design.

Cadillac Recalls 2026 Escalade IQ Models Over High-Voltage Battery Defect
The recall also includes select 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV models equipped with the same battery design, though only a handful of Escalade IQ vehicles are affected.

2026 GMC Sierra EV Drops Planned Digital Key Feature Before Launch
The executive said the decision reflects a broader shift toward regionalized vehicle production and market strategies as governments tighten regulations surrounding connected vehicle technologies.

GM Reportedly Considering Wuling Bingo Pro as Chevrolet’s Next Affordable EV
If approved, the compact hatchback would expand Chevrolet’s affordable EV portfolio in regions such as Latin America, Africa, and Asia, where demand for low-cost electric vehicles continues to grow.

Polestar 4 Discounts Drop EV’s Price Below the New Chevy Bolt
Buyers can save as much as $25,000 on select vehicles as the automaker clears inventory before sales end under new federal regulations.

Chevy Bolt Sales Suggest GM’s One-Year Production Plan May Be the Right Call
While the 2027 Bolt continues to attract buyers, dealer inventory remains well above industry norms, indicating that a longer production run may not be necessary.

GM Expands Brazil EV Production Strategy As Captiva EV Assembly Begins
Through its partnership with Comexport at the Planta Automotiva do Ceará (PACE) facility, GM plans to add a third electrified model to local production before the end of 2026, signaling a broader push to grow its EV presence in South America.

Chevy Bolt Defeats Nissan Leaf in Major EV Comparison Test
In testing conducted by Car and Driver, the 2027 Chevy Bolt RS outperformed the 2026 Nissan Leaf Platinum+ across several key categories, including performance, driving dynamics, technology, and overall usability.

GM Says EV Owners Could Earn Money by Sending Power Back to the Grid
As utilities face rising demand from extreme weather events, growing electrification, and energy-intensive AI data centers, GM believes EVs can serve as distributed energy assets that help stabilize power networks while providing financial benefits to owners.