GM Halts Sales of Chevy Blazer EV Due to Software Issues

The automaker is working on a fix for the problems, which have rendered the vehicle undrivable.

GM has halted sales of its newly released Chevy Blazer EV due to significant software issues.
The software problems have resulted in the vehicle becoming undrivable, with issues including the infotainment system repeatedly crashing and displaying error messages.
GM is working quickly to roll out a fix for the software issues, and owners will be contacted with further information on how to schedule their update.
The Chevy Blazer EV is one of the first mass-market vehicles powered by GM’s new Ultium platform.
Despite the software issues, GM has stated that the problems are not safety related nor related to the Ultium platform or Google Built-In.