June 25, 2009 2:55 PM PDT
Chevrolet testing prototype Volt (video)
The Volt slowly makes its way toward production.
(Credit: General Motors)Is the Volt ever going to get here? At this point, we've seen the Volt go from being a concept to a production concept to a test mule. The next stage of General Motors' series hybrid's life cycle is preproduction concept.
Check out the video below to see the Volt in motion, while Chief Engineer Andrew Farah goes into detail about turn signal sounds, doors closing, and the like.
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Don't buy it then. The market will figure out if it is successful. Nice to call everyone an idiot who would buy them, because calling people names always gets them to see your point of view. Nice job!
There are 19.8 pounds of CO2 generated by burning 1 gallon of gasoline. Rather than having vehicles spewing all over the place, it makes a lot more sense to have a centralized 'spewer' (the power plant). By having it centralized it's easier to capture CO2 (and other pollutants). Furthermore by using battery technology people can potentially use their own power source to charge the battery.
I'm with GM on this one, most of my trips are less than 40 miles.
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by TheGreenDelusionary
June 30, 2009 6:52 PM PDT
- RCWALKER said it best - AND i JUST SAY
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(6 Comments)HEY ANDREW, WHY DONT YOU DELAY THE THING FOR ANOTHER YEAR AND MAZDA AND TOYOTA CAN KICK YOU SILLY BUTT SOME MORE WHILE YOU PLAY "OOPS FORGOT THAT TOO"