volt china

And you thought the Chevy Volt was a bit expensive in the U.S. For Americans, the car's MSRP is $39,145. But get this: GM's halo car is about to go on sale in eight cities in China, and the cost is RMB 498,000 ($78,276 U.S. at today's exchange rate). So, yes, you can buy one Volt in China or two ...

General Motors recently confirmed it would develop an electric vehicle platform in China. Now, reports hint that GM vice chairman Steve Girsky stated that this electrified platform will draw upon the technology found in the Chevrolet Volt. Additionally, GM chairman and CEO Dan Akerson reportedly ...

Early last month, General Motors delivered two drivable Volts to China. The vehicles arrived just in time to shuttle VIP guests to Shanghai's Expo Park at the World Expo 2010. Before these Volts arrived, China's access to the car ...

IHS Automotive, an industry forecasting and analysis firm, quotes General Motors China vice president David Chen as stating:

With its launch slated for the second half of 2011, Kevin Wale, president and managing director of General Motors China, promises that the Chevrolet Volt will be priced to compete in China's fledgling alternative ...

China's previous experiences with the Chevrolet Volt has been limited to peeking at concepts and prodding non-drivable versions, but that's all about to come to an end. General Motors has just delivered two drivable ...

Due to an old-school system used in China that requires automakers to file patents or risk having vehicles copied by others, we've learned that the Chevrolet Volt may very well debut in the world's largest automotive market as a ...

The Chevy Volt is, as has been repeatedly said, the car that could save GM. With the auto market in China poised for expansion (at some point), it's no surprise that The General is thinking of making and selling the ...