'S hybrid car plug-in Chevrolet Volt would have a ' range of over 1,600 km. At least this is what the manufacturer says, making the ' electric car extended-range an ideal choice for those who want to help the environment without sacrificing the ability to make long journeys. In the first quarter of 2011, General Motors sold 1,210 models of the Chevrolet Volt in the United States: the ability to cover large distances has been one of the strengths of this car than its competitors, most notably the 100% electric car Nissan Leaf .
In electric-only mode, the Chevrolet Volt can cover about 64 km due to the lithium ion battery that powers the 16-kWh, its electric motor . The engine generates a power of 151 hp and maximum torque of 370 Nm 's Acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h takes 9 seconds of the Volt and its top speed is 160 km / h.
"Many of our first customers - said Tony Posawatz , vehicle line director, Chevrolet Volt, at a conference that was held in New York - claimed it could take more than 1,600 kilometers before having to refuel again. Demand for cars is high and consumers do not seem to get enough " .
Recharge the battery of the car takes about 10-12 hours through a normal household outlet, or 4 hours with a high voltage device. The consumption is estimated as equivalent to 2.5 liters per 100 km with only the electric motor and a 6.3-liter petrol per 100 km only. Over long distances combined average fuel consumption is around 3.9 liters per 100 km. The Chevrolet Volt has a starting price of $ 41,000 (28,500 euros) .
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