• Introduced in: 2007
    • Developed by: GM
    • Made from: Aluminum
    • Price range: 40,000
    • Common uses: Transportation
    • Commute: 78% of commuter travel less than 40 miles
    • Battery: Lithium Ion
    • Recharge Time: 220 volt - 6 hours , 110 volt recharge
    • Production: Expect 2010
    • Motor: 161 hp 45 KW (100 kW Peak)
    • Range: 400 miles
    • Miles per Gallon: 50
    • Recharge: 6 hours 220 volts
    • Recharge: 6 hours - 220 volts
    • Commute: 78 percent of commuter travel less than 40 miles
    • Engine: three-cylinder, 1.0 liter, turbo charged
    • Generator: 53 kw generator Recharges the batteries in 30 minutes
    • Charge Ports: 110 volt , 6.5 hours recharge cycle
    • Battery Pack: 16 kwh battery pack
    • Fuel tanks: Gasoline or E85 , 12 gallons
    • In City Driving: 230 mpg
    • Tax Incentive: $7,500
  • Produced by General Motors, the Chevrolet Volt is an alternative-energy vehicle.
  • History

    1. Key players in the GM Volt project were Bob Lutz and Rick Wagoner. 2. GM Volt competes with Tesla EV 3. John Laucker was the design engineer for the iCar which later changed name to Volt. 4. The Volt supercedes the EV1 5. The Volt will be a plugin hybrid model with a gas/ethanol engine rather than a pure EV. 6. Lithium ion replace Nickel Cadium hydrate batteries used in the EV1.
  • Why GM Volt will be hot in 2011

    1. The beauty of the Volt will be its 400 lb battery.

    2. Lithium-ion pack allows the Volt to travel as far as 40 miles on electric power

    3. The battery will be in a T-Shape

    4. The battery will produce 16 kwh

    5. M hopes the pack will last 10 years or 150,000 miles in the car

    6. GM will have a 149-hp electric motor that drives the front wheels

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