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Volt electrifies electric vehicle market
Glen Woodcock
QMI Agency
Despite all the publicity, the 2012 Chevrolet Volt is still confusing to a lot of people, if the questions I keep getting are any indication.
To answer the most common: yes, Volt can be plugged in to your household electrical service; no, Volt won't leave you stranded when the battery pack is drained; no, Volt's gasoline is not connected to the drivetrain.
Volt was designed for the real world and is the first electric vehicle (EV) that isn't a glorified golf cart with limited range. That's because Volt has a 1.4-litre gasoline engine to power the generator when the lithium-ion battery pack is depleted.
That generator supplies power to the front wheels through what Chev calls the Voltec drive system - twin electric motors and a continuously variable transmission. And the switch from pure electric to gasoline-generated power is seamless.
Chevrolet claims Volt will run on battery power for up to 80 km, but that depends on a lot of things, such as vehicle speed and how many of the car's electrical accessories are operating.
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