Nov 5 (Reuters) - The National Highway Traffic Safety

Administration said on Tuesday General Motors would

recall 107 Bolt EV and EUV vehicles over a fire risk.

The recall covers previously repaired Bolt vehicles from

model years 2020-2022.

The U.S. auto safety regulator said the installation of

advanced diagnostic software may have failed, leading to a

potential fire hazard when the battery is charged to full or

nearly full capacity.

The regulator has advised owners of the impacted cars to

limit the charge level to 90%, avoid depleting the battery to 70

miles range remaining and not charge EVs indoors overnight,

among other measures.