autobloggreen.com - 8/3/2009
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2011 Chevy Volt - Click above for high-res image gallery
It sort of common wisdom that when the first Chevy Volts become available in GM showrooms (or on eBay ) in late 2010, they'll be priced at around $40,000. GM hasn't made any official statement declaring this specific price - ...
autocar.co.uk - 8/11/2009
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Latest News General Motors has cast doubt over
the long-term future of the Chevrolet Volt by claiming
it may not be commercially viable and other rivals may overtake it with superior and more advanced technology. GM submitted a regulatory filing ...
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GM admits Volt doubts
gm-volt.com - 8/3/2009
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news.yahoo.com - 8/11/2009
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WARREN, Mich. General Motors Corp . said Tuesday
its Chevrolet Volt rechargeable electric car should get 230
miles per gallon of gasoline in city driving, more than four times the mileage of the current champion, the Toyota Prius . The Volt is powered ...
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GM says new Volt to get 230 mpg in city driving - Yahoo! ...
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A Leaf or a Volt: The Competition is Afoot
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... ? Hello? For the latest, we have this from AutoBlogGreen : It's sort of common wisdom that when the first Chevrolet Volt models become available in General Motors showrooms (or on eBay) in late 2010, they'll be priced at around $40,000. GM hasn't made any official statement declaring this specific price -- and for a while there was speculation on which way the ticker would go; would it be $30,000? $35,000? -- but for now, $43,000 is the expected average transaction price, and GM will lose money on each Volt at that rate, according to a new story in AdAge. Well, this is ...
RICK SEIREENI: A Leaf or a Volt: The Competition is Afoot
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... ? Hello? For the latest, we have this from AutoBlogGreen : It’s sort of common wisdom that when the first Chevrolet Volt models become available in General Motors showrooms (or on eBay) in late 2010, they’ll be priced at around $40,000. GM hasn’t made any official statement declaring this specific price — and for a while there was speculation on which way the ticker would go; would it be $30,000? $35,000? — but for now, $43,000 is the expected average transaction price, and GM will lose money on each Volt at that rate, according to a new story in AdAge. Well, this is not ...
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REPORT: GM may try selling Chevy Volt on eBay
autobloggreen.com 7/23/2009 —
2011 Chevy Volt - Click above for high-res image gallery
Earlier this month, General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson announced that the automaker would begin working with eBay to sell new vehicles. That revelation apparently got people wondering about the Chevy Volt and if the eBay ...
GM: No Chevy Volt pricing until mid to late 2010, could sell first cars on eBay
autoblog.com 7/24/2009 —
2011 Chevrolet Volt - Click above for high-res image gallery
During a live webchat the other day, Jon Lauckner, General Motors VP for Global Program Management, said that pricing for the Chevrolet Volt would not be finalized until mid to late 2010. Although cars are generally developed ...
Webchat with Volt design boss Bob Boniface on Tuesday, July 28
autobloggreen.com 7/26/2009 — General Motors is continuing its series of almost daily webchats with one of the people who helped bring the Chevy Volt to life. This week's target is the leader of the team that gave form to the upcoming extended range EV, Bob Boniface. Boniface led the exterior design team that created the ...
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earth2tech.com 7/28/2009 — With billions of dollars in government funds coming down the pipeline for advanced batteries courtesy of the stimulus package, and the auto industry gearing up to make its first real go at marketing plug-in vehicles for the masses, the race to build ...
VIDEO: See how prototype Chevy Volt bodies are built
autobloggreen.com 7/30/2009 —
Volt prototypes being built - Click above to watch the videos after the jump
Right now, the crew at General Motors pre-production operations center at the Warren Technical Center is in the midst of building 75 Chevy Volt IVER prototypes. IVER - integration vehicle engineering release - ...
VIDEO: Before you weld a Volt, you have to stamp out the bodies
autobloggreen.com 8/2/2009 —
Volt body panels being stamped - Click above to watch the videos after the jump
The other day we pointed you at a video produced by General Motors that is part of a series on the building of the pre-production Chevy Volt prototypes. That video showed the IVER (integration vehicle ...
VIDEO: Volt center stack to come in dark grey or white
autobloggreen.com 8/4/2009 —
Volt center console - Click above to watch the videos after the jump
As our man Chris Paukert was perusing the videos about the pre-production Volt build process the other day, he noticed a slight change in the interior from what we have seen previously. When the "production" Volt ...
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Less than a year after startup A123Systems lost a battle for what could be one of the biggest plug-in vehicle battery supply deals in the country — General Motors’ Chevy Volt — the Massachusetts-based company has snagged a $249 million grant from the Department of Energy to ...
Lutz: Chevy Orlando coming, could get Voltec powertrain —
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Chevrolet Orlando concept - Click above for high-res image gallery
Before GM's financial woes got so out-of-hand that the giant automaker was forced to declare bankruptcy, plans were in place to bring the Orlando, a new seven-passenger multi-purpose vehicle, to the U.S. market in 2011. ...
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Ford Says Series Hybrids (Chevy Volt) Are a Mistake The Ford Motor Company is not going to chase GM and do a plug-in series hybrid like the Volt. In fact, the Blue Oval thinks that approach is a mistake. Instead, Ford is taking a three-pronged attack to developing hybrid and electric ...
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