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GM's new Hybrid Electric Vehicle goes on-sale in 7 US markets in November of 2010 with an initial production run of 10,000 vehicles, for $40,000 MSRP.
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The Chevy Volt, GM's new Hybrid Electric Vehicle shown here decked out in special Unplugged Tour regalia, will go on-sale in 7 US markets in November of 2010 with an initial production run of 10,000 vehicles, for $40,000 MSRP.
For full report, see Jason Perlow's GM's Volt: The Car of the Future? in ZDNet's Tech Broiler blog.
Caption by: Jason Perlow
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