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In an e-mail sent to the Free Press on Thursday, GM’s Vice Chairman Bob Lutz told the website that the automaker is planning to manufacture 10,000 examples of its plug-in electric Chevrolet Volt in 2011, the hybrid’s first full year of production, and another 60,000 units the following year. Lutz also told Freep that the Volt will go on sale by November 2010 at a price around $40,000, though understandably, since we're talking about it two years ahead of its introduction, the price could go up or even down by then.
- Gm: Volt To Hit The Market As Scheduled In November 2010, One More Brand To Get Plug-in Hybrid
Despite the looming bankruptcy and the other serious issues facing the company, General Motors' global product development chief, Tom Stephens told journalists on the sidelines of an event at the University of Michigan that the American automaker...
- Production Chevrolet Volt To Be Unveiled On September 16th
Yesterday, Autonews reported that General Motors is planning to show a production model of its Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle this month as part of the automaker’s upcoming 100-year anniversary celebration. We took the liberty of contacting a...
- The Modest Rise And Harsh Decline Of The Chevrolet Volt: Charting Quarterly U.s. Volt Sales
The first three months of 2015 marked the lowest-volume quarter of U.S. Chevrolet Volt sales since the summer of 2011, when Volt production was just ramping up. Volt volume in January of this year, more specifically, fell to the lowest level since August...
- Volt Production Timeline
Chevrolet's hybrid plug-in, or as they call it; an electric vehicle with range extender, debuted in Detroit about 14 months ago. Last April, GoodCarBadCar declared the Volt to be the fourth-best recent small car concept. The Good Car Guy was impressed...
- World Car News By Numbers
90: Percentage of commitment General Motors was lending the Volt plug-in hybrid concept, says Bob Lutz 100: Percentage of commitment GM now feels toward the Volt, if Bob Lutz's phrase, "totally committed" is to be understood as 100% 40-45: Miles...
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GM Plans on Selling 70,000 Volts in Two Years at $40,000
In an e-mail sent to the Free Press on Thursday, GM’s Vice Chairman Bob Lutz told the website that the automaker is planning to manufacture 10,000 examples of its plug-in electric Chevrolet Volt in 2011, the hybrid’s first full year of production, and another 60,000 units the following year. Lutz also told Freep that the Volt will go on sale by November 2010 at a price around $40,000, though understandably, since we're talking about it two years ahead of its introduction, the price could go up or even down by then.- Gm: Volt To Hit The Market As Scheduled In November 2010, One More Brand To Get Plug-in Hybrid
Despite the looming bankruptcy and the other serious issues facing the company, General Motors' global product development chief, Tom Stephens told journalists on the sidelines of an event at the University of Michigan that the American automaker...
- Production Chevrolet Volt To Be Unveiled On September 16th
Yesterday, Autonews reported that General Motors is planning to show a production model of its Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle this month as part of the automaker’s upcoming 100-year anniversary celebration. We took the liberty of contacting a...
- The Modest Rise And Harsh Decline Of The Chevrolet Volt: Charting Quarterly U.s. Volt Sales
The first three months of 2015 marked the lowest-volume quarter of U.S. Chevrolet Volt sales since the summer of 2011, when Volt production was just ramping up. Volt volume in January of this year, more specifically, fell to the lowest level since August...
- Volt Production Timeline
Chevrolet's hybrid plug-in, or as they call it; an electric vehicle with range extender, debuted in Detroit about 14 months ago. Last April, GoodCarBadCar declared the Volt to be the fourth-best recent small car concept. The Good Car Guy was impressed...
- World Car News By Numbers
90: Percentage of commitment General Motors was lending the Volt plug-in hybrid concept, says Bob Lutz 100: Percentage of commitment GM now feels toward the Volt, if Bob Lutz's phrase, "totally committed" is to be understood as 100% 40-45: Miles...