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United States safety regulators have upgraded scrutiny of General Motors' eBoost brake system to a formal engineering analysis. NHTSA's opening record covers an estimated one million one hundred sixty-four thousand eight hundred twenty vehicles across fourteen model lines. The agency cites seven hundred forty-five failure reports, twenty-two crashes or fires, six injuries, and no deaths in the reviewed record. This is an investigation, not a recall order or a final finding that every covered vehicle has a defect. GM therefore faces uncertain repair, warranty, safety, and reputation exposure while engineers examine failure modes and the appropriate scope of any response. For GM, watch the regulator's defect conclusion, any voluntary field action, the final vehicle population, and whether a validated remedy can be deployed efficiently across service networks.

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Federal scrutiny deepens around GM's eBoost brake system

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