The future of GM's affordable EV model could come from the Midwest, according to a UAW document.
General Motors' decision to cancel the Chevrolet Bolt had to have been one of the more perplexing moves from an automaker that has struggled across the board to deliver any electric vehicles in volume. Sure, the Bolt's hardware was outdated it's believed GM never made them profitably, but the Bolt's massive sales success this year alone made its execution hard to justify.
And during the worst of the pandemic-related chip shortage, it was idled more than just about any other plant in America. Now, that plant and its workers have a shot at building the next Bolt, which could be a popular, volume-selling EV if GM can pull it off. Second, this is yet another mention of a long-rumored all-electric Corvette, even if it's just one car or several cars that carry the Corvette branding.
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