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The 2011 Chevy Volt has been officially unveiled this morning and we are pleased to note that the new pictures are much more flattering than the "glamour shots" released a week or so ago. The interior of the Volt features a driver-configurable LCD instrument display, 7-inch touch screen information display (for climate and "infotainment" control), Bluetooth, USB and optional GPS. Of course, what makes this vehicle noteworthy is the sheer plug-in-hybridness of it all: the car runs entirely off of its 16-kWh, lithium-ion battery. For trips up to 40 miles, the battery's initial charge will suffice (granted you remembered to plug it in overnight). After the battery is spent, the gasoline generator provides electricity to the Volt's electric drive unit while simultaneously sustaining the charge of the battery for a range of "several hundred additional miles," according to GM. Hit the read links for far more info. and check out a drool-worthy interior photo after the break.
Read - Autoblog, "Officially Official: 2011 Chevrolet Volt finally revealed!"
Read - Autoblog, "Walkthrough of 2011 Chevy Volt interior"
Read - Autoblog, "Officially Official: 2011 Chevrolet Volt finally revealed!"
Read - Autoblog, "Walkthrough of 2011 Chevy Volt interior"
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Subscribe to commentsdr mitchel w eisenstein,Sep 17th 2008 1:59PM
Friggin bastards at GM waited till the economy self destructed before the pulled their rabbit out of their hat. I hate these scumbags. This overpriced piece of crap will have to be outsourced to china for the price to be affordable. Of course thats exactly what GM wants; to destroy the american automotive industry and unions in order to champion slave labor and exorbitant profits while bolstering communism.
Its clear that multinational corporations are at the heart of world war. we should take the corporate leaders of GM, and shoot them i the back of the head on pay per view. Behead them. Kill them. then we will get jobs back in the USA. Then these scumbag companies will not run to China and Vietnam and North Korea even to get cheap labor. The people running these companies have to be slain without pity as an example of the crime of killing humanity in the search for profit. Its a war to the death.
Victor BrownSep 17th 2008 9:34PM
Better to teach the workers of other countries how to organize and form, unions. Yes the gov't's of those countries will try to crack down, just like they tried in America 70 years ago, just bring some Tony Soprano types there just like in America to break some heads......then when wages go up there, American companies will come back home.