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The next step in General Motors' electric future is the development of a second generation of its EN-V concept study that was introduced at last year's Shanghai World Expo in China, and which will enter a pilot program for testing.
- Chevy To Start Vehicle Sharing Program In China Next Year With En-v 2.0
General Motors China has announced a car sharing program in Shanghai for next year featuring the Chevrolet EN-V 2.0 electric vehicle. GM signed a memorandum of understanding with Shanghai Jiao Tong University to collaborate on the program, which will...
- Gm’s En-v To Replace Cars In Tianjin, China’s Futuristic Eco-city
At the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, General Motors (GM) unveiled a trio of two-wheeled neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) collectively named EN-V to the world. Unlike the brand’s mainstream models, these concepts were lightweight and compact...
- Brilliance Reveals All-electric Concept Study In Shanghai
One of the most interesting concept cars unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show was the all-electric Brilliance EV. BMW Group's Chinese partner said that the EV is equipped with two electric motors and a set of lithium-ion batteries. The first electric...
- Honda’s Chinese Arm Introduces Linian Crossover Concept In Beijing
Following last year’s announcement concerning the development of its own-branded cars (see here), Honda’s Chinese manufacturing joint venture, Guangzhou Honda introduced its first product in the form of a compact crossover concept at the...
- Gm To Unveil Next Iteration Of The Chevrolet Volt And A New Buick Concept At The 2007 Shanghai Show
Logical isn’t it – I mean China has the world's second largest car market in the world, just behind the US and ahead of Japan. Leaving aside the next iteration of the well-received, battery-powered Volta, I have to admit that it sounds...
Cars
GM to Develop a Second Generation of the EN-V Concept with Chevrolet Logos
The next step in General Motors' electric future is the development of a second generation of its EN-V concept study that was introduced at last year's Shanghai World Expo in China, and which will enter a pilot program for testing.
The EN-V, which stands for Electric Networked-Vehicle, is an ultra-compact and futuristic-looking two-seater model that addresses the basic needs for transportation in today's mega-cities. The Detroit company said that all future concepts of the EN-V will carry a Chevrolet badge
Read more »- Chevy To Start Vehicle Sharing Program In China Next Year With En-v 2.0
General Motors China has announced a car sharing program in Shanghai for next year featuring the Chevrolet EN-V 2.0 electric vehicle. GM signed a memorandum of understanding with Shanghai Jiao Tong University to collaborate on the program, which will...
- Gm’s En-v To Replace Cars In Tianjin, China’s Futuristic Eco-city
At the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, General Motors (GM) unveiled a trio of two-wheeled neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) collectively named EN-V to the world. Unlike the brand’s mainstream models, these concepts were lightweight and compact...
- Brilliance Reveals All-electric Concept Study In Shanghai
One of the most interesting concept cars unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show was the all-electric Brilliance EV. BMW Group's Chinese partner said that the EV is equipped with two electric motors and a set of lithium-ion batteries. The first electric...
- Honda’s Chinese Arm Introduces Linian Crossover Concept In Beijing
Following last year’s announcement concerning the development of its own-branded cars (see here), Honda’s Chinese manufacturing joint venture, Guangzhou Honda introduced its first product in the form of a compact crossover concept at the...
- Gm To Unveil Next Iteration Of The Chevrolet Volt And A New Buick Concept At The 2007 Shanghai Show
Logical isn’t it – I mean China has the world's second largest car market in the world, just behind the US and ahead of Japan. Leaving aside the next iteration of the well-received, battery-powered Volta, I have to admit that it sounds...