Brake problems in GM EVs draw greater federal scrutiny
THE SO WHAT
Brake failures forcing drivers to hit curbs to avoid “catastrophic” crashes move EV safety from PR risk to regulatory agenda—software-defined drivetrains mean recalls can be code, not parts. OEMs and fleet buyers should treat telemetry, over-the-air update discipline, and safety case documentation as core assets, not afterthoughts.
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