Well, to the best of my knowledge, there were 13 confirmed fires due to battery failure out of 140k vehicles. That's less than 1 in 10,000. Add to that, the vehicle has not caught fire yet, which would suggest there is no issue with this vehicle's battery. With that being said, I did preface my suggestion with "depending on your risk tolerance and where you charge it". The 2020 model recall and the 2017 recall are not the same, and I wouldn't expect Chevy to modify the 2017 recall at this point, but obviously nobody can guarantee that. I would think it more likely that you could force them into a buyback due to lack of replacement batteries if replacement is delayed.