Archive for the ‘Chevy Volt’ Category

You probably won't see a Chevy Volt at a gas station very often since the Bureau of Transportation Statistics data says that 78% of daily commuters in the U.S. drive 40 miles per day or less. In theory that means the USA could greatly reduce ...

A reclusive Oregon based Ma & Pa marketing research firm (CNW Marketing Research) claim that a survey they conducted indicate that consumers are starting to lose interest in the Chevrolet Volt. For those that don't know this is the same marketing research company that also reported in their "Dust to Dust: The Energy Cost ...

The Chevy Volt just keeps adding to their list of awards: The Chevrolet Volt currently also holds the titles of: The 2011 North American Car of the Year and Motor Trend's 2011 Car of the Year among others. Both of those awards are not specific to green category cars, but ...

Until recently the American public and the US press weren't overly impressed when GM started making claims about three years ago that they were going to change the world with their new electric car.

The Chevy Volt has been at the front of the pack when it comes to releasing the first extended range electric vehicle. North Carolina are already lining up to reserve their place in owning a piece of history. There have been four sold in Connecticut already and residents have been adding their names to the waiting list at a steady pace. ...

According to Kenneth Burridge (the founder of EV.com) "GM is in a race along with Nissan, CODA, Tesla and others to sell as many EV's as possible before the federal $7,500 EV tax credit for plug-in hybrids and electric cars get phased out. Currently that will occur after a manufacturer produces 200,000 qualifying plug-in electric vehicles."

Editor-In-Chief of EV.com responds to Rush Limbaugh comments about the Chevy Volt and Climate Change.