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Chevrolet

United States · Founded 1911 · Part of General Motors

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Claim that held upChevrolet Bolt EVGM's claim that the 2023 Bolt EV's battery-fire problem is fixed holds up -- NHTSA shows zero battery-fire recalls for this model year, though the car did get recalled for a separate, unrelated seat-belt-pretensioner fire risk and an air bag defect.

One PixProof is too few to judge a company — this record fills in as more of its claims get checked. Last PixProof Sep 13, 2026.

Quick facts

What is Chevrolet?
Chevrolet is an American automobile brand founded as the Chevrolet Motor Car Company by racing driver Louis Chevrolet, his brother Arthur, and William C. Durant.
Where is Chevrolet from?
United States. Headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
Who owns Chevrolet?
Chevrolet's parent company is General Motors.
When was Chevrolet founded?
In 1911, by Louis Chevrolet, Arthur Chevrolet and William C. Durant.
Has Chevrolet had any safety recalls?
Yes — 106 official US recalls (filed since 2022), per NHTSA.
Source: Wikidata ↗

▸ ABOUT CHEVROLET

Chevrolet is an American automobile brand founded as the Chevrolet Motor Car Company by racing driver Louis Chevrolet, his brother Arthur, and William C. Durant. Durant used Chevrolet to regain control of General Motors in a 1918 reverse merger, and Chevrolet has operated as a GM marque since.

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▸ WHO OWNS WHAT

Owned by
General Motors →

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▸ TRACK RECORD

Chevrolet's history and the 1 marketing claim we've checked, in date order — so you can see what they promised when, and how it held up.

  1. 1911Founded on November 3 as the Chevrolet Motor Car Company.
  2. 1918Merged into General Motors on May 2, in a reverse merger orchestrated by William C. Durant.
  3. Checked Sep 2026CLAIM · Chevrolet Bolt EV"The 2023 Bolt EV's battery fire problem from the 2021 recalls is fully solved."→ 🟢 BUY THE HYPE Read the PixProof →

Claim dates come from when the claim's own source was published; "Checked" means we couldn't date the claim, so it sits at the date we verified it.

▸ SAFETY RECALLS

Official US recalls from the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), filed since 2022. Every entry is the agency's own record and links to it.

106recalls
1with a "do not drive" warning
4"park outside" (fire risk)
9fixed by over-the-air update
8.2Mvehicles covered, summed per recall (a car in 3 recalls counts 3×)
Most-recalled systems
Air Bags · 15Electrical System · 10Power Train · 10Seat Belts · 8

Showing the 6 most recent. Recalls are routine in these industries and a maker with more models or more units sold will have more — compare brands with care. Source: NHTSA, fetched Oct 20, 2026.

▸ SOCIAL PRESENCE

▸ CLIMATE COMMITMENT

Carbon neutral in global products and operations by 2040, via parent company General Motors, backed by a science-based-targets commitment.

Real progress: GM is the only one of five major automakers assessed by NewClimate Institute's 2025 Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor to set a 1.5°C-aligned sales target (100% EV sales globally by 2035) — but the same report notes GM's plan still lacks a specific combustion-engine phase-out date required by the SBTi's draft automotive-sector standard.

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▸ NOTABLE PRODUCTS

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▸ SOURCES

Wikipedia — Chevrolet