This video is short (about three and a half minutes) and well-produced. While it’s a little simplistic, it does explain how the Volt’s charging and long-range running systems work. Maximize the video in order to easily read the text in it:
In a truly GM-styled move, the upcoming Volt’s price will be based not on business dynamics, it’s cost versus consumer demand, or anything else remotely market-based or based in sound business principle.
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General Motors currently has six hybrid electric vehicles and the much-anticipated Chevrolet Volt will hit the streets late next year. Based on the Volt’s powertrain (assuming it sells well, I’d imagine), GM will be introducing at least four more [...] Read More...
Nissan Denki Cube Concept Car
Alright, I’ll admit that the title is a bit of a teaser since Nissan hasn’t actually produced a model of a car that does those things yet. So no, you won’t be able to buy [...] Read More...
Driving smarter can save fuel. Huge amounts of fuel, even for non-hybrids and gas guzzling SUVs. Most of the newer vehicles, especially hybrids, are now featuring “eco-driving” displays or prompts integrated into the dashboard of the car. Ford, [...] Read More...
Chery is showing two new electric vehicle concepts this year in Shanghai. The first is the Riich M1 EV and the other is a new Tiggo 3 EV. The Riich is a four-door micro-sedan while the Tiggo is [...] Read More...
Yet another American car company is jumping onto the Electric Car bandwagon.
Chrysler announced today that it would be unveiling it’s own electric car, according to the Wall Street Journal. This electric car, similar to the Volt unveiled last week, [...] Read More...
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