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BMW i3 Electric And i8 Plug-In, Under The Hood: Live Photos
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GreenCarReports.com | July 29th, 2011 BMW revealed two new electric, hybrid, and range-extended models--the BMW i3 electric car and the BMW i8 plug-in hybrid--at a special press conference in Frankfurt earlier today. GreenCarReports editor John Voelcker is there, and he's managed to snap some up-close shots of the "Drive" powertrains of these vehicles, along with their advanced "Life"... Read More -
Chevy Prepares for Volt Production Increase, 60,000 by 2012
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GreenCarReports.com | May 19th, 2011 It’s only four months since General Motors announced that it was upping production of its 2011 Volt to meet the strong consumer demand for its first full-scale production plug-in vehicle, but now the automaker has said it will be undertaking a series of upgrades to its Detroit-Hamtramck factory to ensure that even more Volts hit the road... Read More -
Survey: More Would Take A Free 2011 Chevy Volt Over A Free HUMMER
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TheCarConnection.com | November 9th, 2010 According to a new survey, if given the choice between a new 2011 Chevrolet Volt or a new HUMMER H3, 55 percent would choose the Volt. But you couldn't give Volt away to 45 percent. The survey results, from the market-research firm Synovate, suggest that more Americans are interested in the new direction of GM, as symbolized by the Volt, than the... Read More -
2011 Chevy Volt: No $5K Rebate, HOV-Lane Access For CA Buyers
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GreenCarReports.com | July 28th, 2010 Now we know: The first two plug-in cars from major manufacturers will go head-to-head on warranties and lease prices: $350 a month for the 2011 Chevrolet Volt, $349 for the 2011 Nissan Leaf. Now the choice shifts to other measures, including electric and overall range, as well as the plug-in perks that states like California offer to early... Read More -
GM To Work With National Federation of the Blind on 2011 Chevy Volt Sounds
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TheCarConnection.com | November 25th, 2009 Since at least 2007, advocates for the blind have been concerned about the lack of noise from hybrids running in electric mode. The imminent arrival of all-electric cars like the 2011 Chevrolet Volt and the 2012 Nissan Leaf has only raised their level of alarm. Now General Motors has announced that the engineers developing the 2011 Volt will... Read More
