Strong Non-Tesla EV presence at the 2022 New York International Auto Show

[Crissa]

Reference on the 150.

And the Cybertruck isn't kneeling in the photo.

-Crissa

 

[firsttruck]

What does the finishing of Bolt recall have to do with freeing up capacity to make new GM models (Hummer, Lyriq) that use Ultium battery? The battery cells are made at different battery factories, use different chemistries and different architectures.
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If nothing else.

GM can continue making Bolts. They retrofitted 140,000 in 6 months so they have capacity for quite a few.
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Oooh Oh. Looks like GM has not retrofitted 140,000 Chevrolet Bolt battery packs in 6 months. By end of March, GM had really retrofitted less than 40%.

Estimate for period ending 2022 March (reported to U.S. NHTSA on April 22)

built years 2017 To 2019, retrofitted 47% of 57,414 units
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCLQRT-21V560-6381.PDF

built years 2020 To 2022, retrofitted 1.3% of 52,414 units
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCLQRT-21V650-2776.PDF

Some are estimating at least another 12 months for completion.

The two U.S. NHTSA reports seems to be short 30,000 units. Do not know why total units is 110K instead of 140K.


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62% Of 2017 To 2019 Chevrolet Bolts Have Had Their Battery Replaced The information comes from an NHTSA document that shows replacement rates among newer Bolts are far lower, though.
Apr 29, 2022
By: Andrei Nedelea
https://insideevs.com/news/582844/report-chevrolet-bolt-battery-replacement/

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insideevsforum post: 62% of Bolt 2017-19 Based on NHTSA document
https://www.insideevsforum.com/comm...19-based-on-nhtsa-document.13806/#post-169162

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#2 2022April29
AdrianC

> 62% Of 2017 To 2019 Chevrolet Bolts Have Had Their Battery Replaced (insideevs.com)

The article is incorrect. Should be: 47% of available 2017-19 Bolts have had their batteries changed. The numbers are cumulative, not per quarter.

Here's the latest reports for the battery replacement remedy:

RCLQRT-21V560-6381.PDF (nhtsa.gov) 47% ( 26,925 of 57,414 units for years 2017-2019 )
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCLQRT-21V560-6381.PDF

RCLQRT-21V650-2776.PDF (nhtsa.gov) 1% ( 661 of 52,414 units for years 2020-2022 ) https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCLQRT-21V650-2776.PDF

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Chevy Bolt EV Recall Update: Spring 2022Kickstarting our videos again for spring, here's a quick update on the Chevy Bolt EV recall, including approximately how many Bolts have had a replacement battery pack, which model years are being processed, and more details on the temporary software that GM has created for those of us still awaiting a replacement.
Mar 20, 2022
Plug and Play EV

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** I suggest you go to forum post to see chart by ArizonaJon

GM report of battery replacement progress to NHTSA Q12022
https://www.chevybolt.org/threads/g...ress-to-nhtsa-q12022.43435/page-2#post-714352

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ArizonaJon
#23 · Apr 28, 2022
AdrianC, I took the data from the links you gave me and generated the chart below. They have done a lot of buybacks that I believe are still included in the population.
So if they keep the Q1 rate it will take a little over 1 1/2 years to finish the replacements,

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[Ogre]

@firsttruck

That actually makes more sense to me. I wish I remembered where I’d seen that they were done.

 

[firsttruck]

@firsttruck

That actually makes more sense to me. I wish I remembered where I’d seen that they were done.

I looked but could not find where GM said the recall was complete.

I would like to know who said it was complete. If you find something would you please direct message me on this forum. thanks

 

[Ogre]

I looked but could not find where GM said the recall was complete.

I would like to know who said it was complete. If you find something would you please direct message me on this forum. thanks

It was probably me!

And I know I didn’t fabricate the number, I just can’t recall where I’d heard it. I dug around on this thread but didn’t see it. Perhaps someone made an assumption based on the fact that they are starting new deliveries?