A total of 62 vehicles affected.
Including propulsion loss.
Out of 52 million vehicles from several automakers.
Mostly affecting vehicles in the salt belt.
The fix is free of charge.
Downward trend continues.
Arguing that Federal law takes precedent.
Virtually all GM vehicles are equipped as standard with AEB systems.
Repaired free of charge.
The incorrect part could cause inspection problems.
Affected vehicles could fail emissions inspection.
The NHTSA believes the recall will fix the issue.
The EV received top marks in almost every test.
Low rate of thermal events found.
Two fatalities and several injuries are claimed to be related.
Owners of affected vehicles ridicule the repair.
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