GM should be proud of the Bolt and the Volt as well; I own a Volt because it suits my usage needs much better than a pure EV. However GM is still in the stone

GM should be proud of the Bolt and the Volt as well; I own a Volt because it suits my usage needs much better than a pure EV. However GM is still in the stone ages when it comes to OnStar. You get a short trial and then you are faced with 14.95 and higher per MONTH fees to access their services. Not a problem you say, don't need their navigation in a day of smart phones and the only real value is calling the authorities when you crash. Yet the kicker is, the GM app which lets you lock/unlock, start/stop you car suddenly loses the ability to tell you your cars tire pressures and range remaining for both fuel and electric. Yep, GM gated that behind an OnStar subscription. Did not used to be, but they threw some switch recently which made the app near useless.