General Motors pauses launch of Chevy Blazer electric vehicles
The company says software issues were reported by some customers. The issues are not safety-related or related to the ultium propulsion system or Google built-in.
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6ds agoGeneral Motors announced it is pausing sales of its newly launched Chevy Blazer electric vehicles.
The company says software issues were reported by some customers. The issues are not safety-related or related to the ultium propulsion system or Google built-in.
Sales of the Blazer EV will resume once they update the software. Owners will need to bring the vehicle to a dealer to get the update.
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