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Description: None of the fires happened while drive or after an accident, but only during and after crash testing the cars and their batteries packs in a controlled situation. Mary Barra explained that the first V...
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But that new jag cx16 will blow it away all day but that's if u can afford one
I've driven the Volt twice @ GM sponsored events and it was an amazing car. Not sporty, but because of the battery packs underneath, one of the best riding cars I've ever been in. Just unnerving to drive something completely silent.
Description: Following those events, GM developed a process to depower batteries following an accident and these new procedures will be distributed to dealerships and mechanics who handle or store vehicles after s...
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Description: Barra also correctly pointed out that battery safety doesn't only conern the Volt alone, as there are many other popular vehicles that utilize lithium-ion batteries, so there will be extensive re...
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@Brett Agreed. Other electric vehicles/hybrids look like the designer had to try and make them ugly.
Why don't they just leave this company and its products to die already... It's one uncompetitive product after another, one financial crises after another...
Reminds me of Axlerod
I guess if you've only sold 100 of them then it's pretty easy to replace them all and inexpensive aswell
Oh ok. I thought that they were just spontaneously combusting. Now it makes sense.
I just found out that while my vehicle is not a Chevy Volt, it is filled with a flammable liquid! I am fearing for my life! Loan me a car or I'll sue!
So the government funded the development and marketing of this monstrosity and now another arm of that same government is checking the safety and reliability of said vehicle..conflict of interest?