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GM parted out one of its own EV1s to keep that private EV1 restoration going

If you haven’t been following the saga of the General Motors EV1 that was abandoned by a university in Atlanta, sold at a tow ...

Inside GM’s Decision to Help Restore a Rare EV1 for the First Time Ever

In October, we shared news that all lovers of weird, forgotten cars were buzzing about: That someone had purchased a General Motors EV1 from a court order sale for the eye-watering sum of $104,000 ...

Instead of crushing this EV1 into a tiny cube, GM is actually helping to restore it

Despite building 1,117 of them between 1996 and 1999, General Motors never sold a single EV1.
GM Authority

GM Will Help Rebuild EV1 V212: Video

General Motors is assisting with the restoration of EV1 V212, an historic, all-electric production vehicle following its sale to a group of EV enthusiasts.
Jalopnik

Howard University Wants You To Know Its GM EV1 Is Definitely Not Abandoned

Howard University wants to make it perfectly clear that its super rare GM EV1 is not an abandoned vehicle. Therefore, it should certainly not be towed, impounded, and auctioned into private hands. The ...
SlashGear

This Ultra-Rare EV1 Hasn't Been Driven In Years – But That Doesn't Mean It's Abandoned

The GM EV1 was one of GM's first attempts at an electric car, long before battery powered monsters like the GMC Hummer were even a sketch in a notebook. The EV1 was produced between 1997 and 1999 with ...
autoevolution

Tucker 48 vs GM EV1: Which Groundbreaking American Icon Got Screwed Over the Hardest?

I just watched a YouTube short by the folks at the Hagerty Drivers Foundation, where they pondered whether it was the Tucker Model 48, or the GM EV1, that deserves the title of America’s most ...