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 diagnostics software that the company says will detect whether batteries require a full replacement.
The Chevy Bolt recall process has been quite long and complicated. In short, some Chevy Bolts were found to have a battery defect from supplier LG, which forced GM to recall all Bolts, take the model out of production for several months, and eventually promise battery replacements to all affected owners.
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