GM warns Bolt owners after two cars catch fire


According to the police report, the vehicle pictured here was parked in the owner's driveway and plugged in and charging when it was discovered on fire. — by VERMONT STATE POLICE / AFP

General Motors on Wednesday warned owners of its Chevrolet Bolt to park the electric vehicle outside and not leave them plugged in overnight after two of the cars caught fire.

The incidents involved vehicles that had been fixed following a November recall of nearly 51,000 Bolts in the United States due to a fire risk, the automaker said.

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