General Motors seems to be dealing with more negative response where Chevrolet Volt is concerned than positive. First it was reports of fires post crashes and not they have encountered problems with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration who have opened the can of worms where crash fires are concerned. Dealers are refusing to pick up their allocations from the company as a result of these difficulties... 

Following several instances of Chevrolet Volt's lithium ion battery catching fire, the company has decided that it will loan a car to any Chevrolet Volt owner while the reason for such fires is investigated. A detailed investigation is being conducted to figure out the reason behind Volt EVs battery system catching fire. During this time users are bound to be wary of using their own vehicles and hence... 

Chevrolet Volt will go on sale in China for a starting price of $78,300. The car which was showcased at the Guangzhou Auto Show, has been approved for sale and will be available across 8 cities of Beijing, Sozhou, Wuxi, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Foshan. A total of 13 dealerships will be selling Chevrolet Volt EV in 8 Chinese cities. Compared to the US markets, Chevy Volt EV comes with a more... 

Electric cars are gaining in popularity and for the month of October 2011, sales of both Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf have overshot expectations. Volt, however did even better than Leaf for the month of October by over 260 units. Nissan sold 849 of their Leaf electric vehicle totaling 8048 for the year so far while moving forward reach higher targets of 10000 till end December. General Motors too... 

General Motors India has no (medium-term) plans to bring their Chevy Volt to the Indian market. During an interview, GM India VP Ankush Agora said that though they had been studying the scope of launching electric vehicles in India, it is still subjected to lot of factors like support from government in terms of infrastructure, incentives, etc. Negotiation is already in place but they don't expect...