A word of warning if you own an older model Chevrolet Bolt.
General Motors is advising owners to keep them parked outdoors and not charge them overnight.
The warning comes after two of the electric cars caught fire following repairs.
The company says the request covers 2017 to 2019 models that were part of a group that was recalled.
The recall was due to fires in the batteries.
Spokesperson Kevin Kelly says GM engineers are in the midst of investigating and developing a repair.
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