Chevrolet Volt Wins Automobile Magazine's 2011 Automobile of
the Year Award
The 2011 Chevrolet
Volt has been dubbed "More car than electric." Now the critics
agree it's more car than most cars too.
Automobile Magazine has given
the all-new Volt the prestigious 2011 Automobile of the Year award. Powered by
electricity without being tethered to electrical outlets, Volt does everything a
great car should and, according to
Automobile Magazine, better than any
other. It's further proof that today, tomorrow and on into the future, Chevy
Runs Deep.
The 2011 Chevrolet Volt- GM's Electric Car The new
2011 Chevrolet Volt
is GM's new take on an electric vehicle. This new Chevrolet Electric
Vehile will hit showrooms at the end of 2010. The Volt is an electric
car that uses gas to create its own electricity. Simply plug in the
Volt overnight, and its ready to run on pure electric charge for up to
40 miles. Once the charge is depleted and is not recharged, the Volt
uses a range-extending gas generator that produces energy to run for
hundreds of miles on a single tank. So first, the vehicle runs on
electricity from its battery, then it runs on electricity it creates
from gas.
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