GM Chevrolet Volt Presentation at Plug In 2009
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Actually, the Volt priced at $40,000 is about right. With our government tax rebates, it should go down to about $33,000. That is great for a car that is two cents a mile on electricity and goes well over 100 miles per gallon. Even a hybrid is not half of that.
xBeAGoodPersonx 2 years ago
if it costs about US$ 15,000 I would think to get one.. but 40,000 is far from the reality, guys.. pls we need it cheaper
4tracked 2 years ago
In response to the Volt's "230" ad, Nissan just announced that their Nissan Leaf gets an "equivalent" of 367 mpg, and it will be priced competitively with the Toyota Prius.
The young consumer demographic that is interested in "eco" cars couldn't buy a $40K+ Chevy Volt if they wanted to.
If someone can afford a high-performance electric car, then they'll go with the Tesla Model S. Tesla Motors is an inspiring new company, but GM is a depressing company that eats up billions of our tax dollars.
TranCendenZ 2 years ago
While we will (mostly) charge our cars at night when there is a glut of cheap power.
nobodyslaw 2 years ago
in the next 90 days their 3 more cars,not from gm will be coming out,the others that will be out soon will say they are going to get a lot more hundreds then the volt
mpg they are taking bout is only cause its running off a charg it got from the grid .the grid that is over load on a hot summer day
wasjunk 2 years ago