Send by DennisMurray54

GM finally disclosed their pricing for the Chevy Volt electric car: $41,000 before a federal tax credit, and that is for the base model! This is not a car for the masses. Only upper middle class and higher will be able to afford this car as well as the costs of putting in a higher voltage charging line for faster charging. [...]

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Like the Apollo program, the Volt is massively expensive, and pointless Ontario taxpayers should be grateful that the Chevy Volt is not due to appear in the province until next year. Put together a $10,000-per-car provincial subsidy with ultra high-cost solar electricity foisted on the public via feed-in tariffs and you have a level of [...]

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With great fanfare, General Motors unveiled the $41,0000 sticker price for the Chevy Volt, its much-hyped extended-range electric sedan -- or about $8,000 more than the all-electric Nissan Leaf, which will list for $32,780. Are they worth the cost? [...]

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And to some critics, the Volt really is more just a car than an electric one. The Chevy Volt is displayed at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics [...]

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David Joos, Chairman of CMS Energy and Consumers Energy Company and Kristin Zimmerman, manager of advanced vehicle infrastructure for the Chevy Volt. [...]

Send by NachosJustice

When the Chevy Volt concept first materialised a few years back, there were a lot of questions surrounding America?s first mass-market electric car. While answers to most of those questions dribbled out over the last few years, GM remained mum on one critical aspect: price. But today it?s official: the Chevy Volt will cost $41,000USD [...]

Send by 0bamaclintobush

There's no better time to make a public announcement than when you have the President of the United States with you. Today,President Barack Obama visited the Detroit-Hamtramck plant where GM is building its Volt. They announced they would increase 2012 production of the Volt by a remarkable 50 percent due to strong and increasing public demand. [...]

Send by freedomtruth

Car buyers interested in General Motors plug-in Chevrolet Volt might get electrocuted by the Volt's shocking sticker price, $41,000. The car's hefty price tag is at least three full years' wages for a minimum wage employee working full time all year long at $7.25 an hour. [...]

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Of all the information spilling out of the Chevrolet Volt's national media launch in Detroit this week, none is more surprising to us tech heads than news [...]

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The Nissan Leaf and the Chevy Volt already have tens of thousands of pre-orders. Until now, electric cars had been the domain of small groups of tech [...]

Send by Kimbellruddle

While California loves the Nissan Leaf, current regulations deny Chevy Volt buyers two significant perks: a $5,000 rebate, and permission to drive solo in HOV Lanes. [...]

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The much-anticipated Chevy Volt is expected to be available in November and the Nissan Leaf will go on sale in December, but there is a lot to consider [...]

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Alan Boyle writes:I barely noticed when the Chevy Volt stopped acting like an all-electric car. And that's exactly what General Motors is going for. [...]

Send by TheCadillacMan

Pricing for the Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle with extended range is announced, with details given on where and when buyers can get more information on how to get their Volt. [...]

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Volt is a remarkable piece of engineering that uses very little gasoline and, because it has an on-board gas engine to crank a generator and keep going when [...]

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Detroit — General Motors Co. will formally start production of its extended-range, battery-driven Volt on Nov. 10, GM Vice Chairman of Global Operations [...]

Send by cgreen202000

It has been a few year of uncertainty and things not looking positive for General Motors as they finally revealed there the Chevy Volt the company's first Hybrid electric car that's for sale for $41,000 which is rather high for a car that can only go 40 miles on an electric battery power it extends range for 300 more miles would this be a car to bu [...]

Send by AutoInnovation1

The upcoming Chevy Volt claims to be able to achieve extremely high gas mileage, as much as 230 MPG, but the number that will be on its fuel economy sticker when it hits the market is still an unknown. That is because the EPA has still not finalized the procedure for calculating mileage on this type of vehicle. [...]

Send by tedtalk2u

Back when GM was going down the tubes, we heard an awful lot about a futuristic electric car that would save the company. The Chevy Volt finally has a price tag, and its set at a luxurious $41,000 (before a substantial tax rebate). [...]

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With electric vehicles, including the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt, now coming onto the roads, the auto industry and governments are seeking to ensure that [...]

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Months before it comes to market, the Chevrolet Volt — GM's plug-in hybrid with a backup gasoline engine — has already been slammed by many in the media. [...]

Send by informativetech

It may not exactly be a huge surprise at this point, but GM has finally revealed that the official base price for its Chevrolet Volt will be $41,000 (including a $720 destination charge). That price is before the $7,500 federal tax credit, however, which will bring your eventual end cost down to a slightly more reasonable $33,500. [...]

Send by AutoInnovation1

General Motors has announced that buyer's of its Chevy Volt could be eligible to receive a free home charging station thanks to the Obama administration's economic stimulus package. [...]

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Cities are preparing for the arrival of electric vehicles, as models like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt prepare to hit the market later this year. Car companies are making deals with local officials in cities across the country to set up public charging stations and figure out ways to make it easier for customers to charge their vehicles at home. [...]

Send by ChrisArchitect

The Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in car capable of driving about 40 miles at a time on battery power without using any gasoline, will have a sticker price of $41,000 before a $7,500 federal tax credit, General Motors said Tuesday. The carmaker has begun taking orders for the plug-in vehicle, which is expected to be at dealers in November. [...]