The details are still fuzzy, since it's a long-distance and low-resolution video, but the general shape of the car is clear. A fortuitously timed leak of some grainy interior shots appearing on the Motive Magazine forums have reportedly revealed what the interior of the car will look like as well. Though these are far from the high-resolution press shots that will accompany the Volt's debut, the long-administered teaser process for the car appears to have come apart at the seams.
A second video of the car was also captured by a reader of the Transformers Live Action Blog (seen below), showing it clearly in motion and under its own power, though whether the car is fitted with the final drivetrain, a test mule apparatus or a stand-in conventional engine is unclear. Though the suspense as to the car’s final looks may be over, at least in general terms, there remains much to be revealed at its official unveiling, rumored to be at GM’s centenary celebrations on September 16.
2010 Chevrolet Volt Transformers 2 spy shots
2010 Chevrolet Volt interior spy shots
Reader Comments
Thu Aug 28 2008 11:32 PM
NoNameDenton says
I will never buy it, but it looks good from the shots, hope it sells well for GM.
Fri Aug 29 2008 12:15 AM
www.mywheelsonwalls.com says
If there were a catastrophic event involving liberals and their Prius's or any other proclaimed green vehicle I'd be the first to celebrate.
Although I will admit if this is GM's Voilt in its final "out fit" they have got a winner. Its been well reported the next Prius will look not much different than the current one. Its the poster child of green chick cars but this Volt is something a man could drive and not have to leave his wedding tackle at the curb.
Go GM!!!
Question, would I buy one? Yes for the wife a registered Democrat and Obama phile!!! (my vote cancels hers thankfully) That way when she borrows my truck I could drive her volt and still have my dignity.
Fri Aug 29 2008 12:28 AM
InkMaster says
Hmm... The shape looks pretty interesting, but wow, that color is just dreadful :( Either way, looking forward to seeing this in reality at NAIAS...
Fri Aug 29 2008 1:32 AM
NoNameDenton says
wheelsonwalls.com, there is no vote cancelling in the great process, every vote counts, even if your canidate loses, end political topic on a car website.
Fri Aug 29 2008 1:55 AM
www.mywheelsonwalls.com says
NoNameDenton- I cannont end such a request, why you ask? It would be safe to say that what is in the modern automobile today was put there by laws that where written by a politician.
It would appear that what powers our cars wiil soon be on that list of seat belts, airbags, head lamp height, and (in Europe) the space between the hood and the top of the engine so as to protect pedestrians.
Fri Aug 29 2008 10:20 AM
Gus says
Agree with Wheels, both on the Vote and the Volt.
Good looking car, no question.
Fri Aug 29 2008 3:57 PM
NoNameDenton says
Politics should be kept off a car site.
Fri Aug 29 2008 6:06 PM
Gus says
Politics and cars often collide, just ask those living in London.
And if you're an auto enthusiast who doesn't want taxed into zero-emissions oblivion, vote McCain.
Fri Aug 29 2008 8:13 PM
NoNameDenton says
Sometimes they collide, but they also cause very nasty arguments, and that should be avoided when possible, and I am now done talking about this. Pick something else, like a comment that has to deal with the topic.
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