The Chevy Volt was a popular hybrid car from General Motors. It was killed in late 2018 in favor of an all-electric future. I love the Volt; I was one of the early buyers of the Volt, and I get a ...

But there is also another milestone marked by the cancellation of the Volt. Here at Hackaday, we choose to memorialize the soon-to-be-departed Chevrolet Volt. An obituary buried in corporate ...

Chevy's Volt will use its internal combustion engine to charge its battery. Check out episode 5.4 below and jump to the 4:00 minute mark for a demonstration of how Mountain Mode works: Tags ...

There's a whole lot of technology built into the Chevy Volt, and some upcoming advertising for the plug-in car looks to be just as futuristic (unlike General Motors' earlier efforts).Case in point ...

In 2012, Chevrolet expanded the Volt’s availability to all 50 U.S. states, reflecting strong demand and increasing production. Updates for the model year included standard keyless access and ...

The Chevy Volt is the first mass-produced, purpose-built, "extended-range electric" vehicle from a major manufacturer. The Volt is an electric car, so its batteries can be charged when it is plugged ...

The Chevrolet Volt was the first American plug-in hybrid electric car, with production starting in 2010 for the 2011 model year. It was lauded for its features, including the best all-electric ...

The Chevy Volt is unique in that is the first electric vehicle that successfully marries an electric motor and battery with a conventional engine that keep the vehicle powered up over longer trips. In ...