rgathright
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News was just released that the Chevrolet Volt integrates the gasoline engine into its drive train. More specifically, at some speeds it contributes to the propulsion effort, but only once the battery pack has run down and the engine has turned on to run the generator. The electric motor never drives the wheels on its own, only as a hybrid, using both motor and engine.
I am looking for any glimmer of hope that makes the Chevrolet Volt worth while in comparison to the Toyota Prius.
NOTE: Part of my frustration is that GM made an electric car already, see it in this movie: http://www.epinions.com/review/Who_Killed_The_Electric_Car_Chris_Paine/content_401420750468
I am looking for any glimmer of hope that makes the Chevrolet Volt worth while in comparison to the Toyota Prius.
NOTE: Part of my frustration is that GM made an electric car already, see it in this movie: http://www.epinions.com/review/Who_Killed_The_Electric_Car_Chris_Paine/content_401420750468