Welcome to Tuesday, InsideEVs readers. Here are our top stories today:

  • General Motors reveals where it will mass-produce its new lithium-manganese-rich EV batteries.

  • GM has said the new Chevrolet Bolt would be a "limited run" model. Now we know just how limited.

  • EVgo, one of the biggest EV charging networks in the U.S., is working on deploying more powerful chargers.

  • Lucid's new user interface for the Air is here.

That and more in today’s edition of The Update.

—Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer

General Motors Just Took A Big Step Towards Its Next-Gen EV Battery

The automaker has confirmed the factory where it will mass-produce the lithium-manganese-rich cells.

35,000 Cars: Now We Know How 'Limited' The Chevy Bolt's Run May Be

General Motors is on track to make 35,000 Bolts, a union official told Reuters.

EVgo Is Supercharging Its Network With 750 kW EV Chargers

The new stalls will support dynamic power sharing, and the company wants its new stations to feature more NACS ports.

Lucid Overhauled The Air's Infotainment. You Might Need $950 Hardware To Get It

Lucid is bringing a Gravity-like digital interface to the Air sedan. Older cars will need a $950 computer upgrade.

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