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VIA Motors is a privately-owned electric vehicle company founded in 2010 that has developed a proprietary extended-range drive technology called VIA V-Drive that is designed for use in full-size pickup trucks, vans and SUVs. It purchases standard GM vehicles, replaces their powerplants with its own and then sells them to fleets under the VTRUX brand.
- Guess Who’s Back Again? Bob Lutz Returns To Gm As Advisor
No matter the age, a petrol head like Bob Lutz can't stay away too long from the car industry. In fact, even though GM's former vice president and product czar had retired in the May 2010, the 79-year-old has been providing advice to the firm's...
- Lotus Reportedly Interested In Bob Lutz And Former Rolls Royce Ceo, Tom Purves
We may not have heard the last of Bob Lutz yet. According to a report from Autonews, Lotus Cars is interested in hiring the former GM Vice Chairman together with ex-CEO of Rolls Royce, Tom Purves, as advisors to help the company on its five-year turnaround...
- 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,...
- Gm's Bob Lutz Retiring This Year - Tom Stephens Becomes New Vp Of Global Product Development At Gm
76-year old Bob Lutz will be retiring from General Motors at the end of the 2009 calendary year. Effective as of the beginning of April, Tom Stephens will take over Lutz's position as the Vice Chairman in charge of  Global Product Development....
- Chevrolet Volt - Early Numbers
Although unable to testify to the impact the Chevrolet Volt is having on behalf of General Motors outside of North America, it is garnering plenty of attention on this continent. In fact, so called 'green' cars haven't generated hype like...
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VIA X-Truck has Mad Max Looks, 800HP with 100MPGe and is Backed by Bob Lutz
VIA Motors is a privately-owned electric vehicle company founded in 2010 that has developed a proprietary extended-range drive technology called VIA V-Drive that is designed for use in full-size pickup trucks, vans and SUVs. It purchases standard GM vehicles, replaces their powerplants with its own and then sells them to fleets under the VTRUX brand.
Former GM VP Bob Lutz became its chairman in 2011. Known as “the father of the Volt†– among other vehicles, that is, Lutz has been a champion of electric vehicles for a long timt, but his vision of EVs is somewhat different than what most people have come to expect…
Read more »- Guess Who’s Back Again? Bob Lutz Returns To Gm As Advisor
No matter the age, a petrol head like Bob Lutz can't stay away too long from the car industry. In fact, even though GM's former vice president and product czar had retired in the May 2010, the 79-year-old has been providing advice to the firm's...
- Lotus Reportedly Interested In Bob Lutz And Former Rolls Royce Ceo, Tom Purves
We may not have heard the last of Bob Lutz yet. According to a report from Autonews, Lotus Cars is interested in hiring the former GM Vice Chairman together with ex-CEO of Rolls Royce, Tom Purves, as advisors to help the company on its five-year turnaround...
- 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,...
- Gm's Bob Lutz Retiring This Year - Tom Stephens Becomes New Vp Of Global Product Development At Gm
76-year old Bob Lutz will be retiring from General Motors at the end of the 2009 calendary year. Effective as of the beginning of April, Tom Stephens will take over Lutz's position as the Vice Chairman in charge of  Global Product Development....
- Chevrolet Volt - Early Numbers
Although unable to testify to the impact the Chevrolet Volt is having on behalf of General Motors outside of North America, it is garnering plenty of attention on this continent. In fact, so called 'green' cars haven't generated hype like...