GM to resume sales of Chevy Blazer EV after software issues prompted a stop sale late last year

General Motors said Friday that it is resuming sales of its electric Chevrolet Blazer after software issues forced the automaker to halt sales in December. The problems, which centered around functionality of its touch-screen interface and fast-charging capabilities, were resolved with a software update, the company said. GM is also lowering the prices of several Blazer EV models by about $6,000, which with the government’s $7,500 tax credit, gets the final cost of each Blazer model under $50,000. GM has lowered some of its expectations with regard to EV production as sales have stagnated, partly due to consumer concerns over charging for longer trips.