[H8cloz]

One hopes that they don't go to a user until the battery is replaced! In a quantity like that, it almost looks more like a place where they're storing the buybacks.

I seriously doubt they thought of that. These things will also need new 12 volt batteries too. Plus, how are they going to charge them? Seems like a bad idea to me, and as a California taxpayer living in the Central Valley, I'm probably paying for it.

 

[H8cloz]

I hope they know that storing 1000 bolts in a parking lot isn't going to do anything to improve local air quality... though I am sure it helps them capture a lot of State and Federal money.

Bingo

 

[H8cloz]

1. True
Yes
2. At an L2 or DCFC, if the Bolt is so equipped. How are farm workers in a makeshift town going to access L2 pr DCFC?
3. Your taxes are paying for gm to store these old Bolts? How so? Do you have a reference? Yes, if we're giving away cars, I'm paying for it.

My comment was in reference to them being used for a CA clean air/car swap program, not about the storage of the Bolts. Not sure that's what they are there for, but it was mentioned as a possibility.

Some tax payers do not want to spend a penny of tax money that is not used for "Me and Mine", correct?

I pay a lot of taxes that go to everyone else, and that's fine as long as the money isn't wasted on bloated California bureaucrats or programs that benefit no one.