2011 Chevy Volt | Electric Car Tech (DOT #6 Highlight) Video
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Really, It's PHEV ...
Really, It's PHEV by definition. But if you run it purely in EV mode by keeping your daily mileage under? 40 miles a a time. This way it is a EV.
quite? right
quite? right
This is NOT an ...
This is NOT an electric car. It's so exasperating when people claim it is.
If it has an engine, ITS NOT? ELECTRIC!!! Period.
The Leaf however is. The Tesla Roadster is. The Survolt is. The Model S is.
NOT the Chevy Volt. The Volt is a PHEV.
kp
The price of the ...
The price of the Green Car is a SCAM!! They start at 26k to 31k. My 2009 Corolla? cost 6k. Now if Gas cost $4-gal, in one year (at 12,000-miles per year)
that would be $1,464. So it would take over 14 years i.e; 14 x $1,464 = $20,496,
(Plus the 6k I paid for my corolla). For a total of = $26,496. So an Electric car will TAKE 14 + Years (minis the cost of charging it) to match a Gas car like Corolla.
KEEP YOUR small GAS CAR!
