City Mileage: Honda Civic Hybrid 40 MPG…Toyota Prius 48 MPG…Chevrolet Volt 230 MPG!

Today General Motors announced that the Chevrolet Volt is expected to achieve 230 MPG in the city.

The Chevrolet Volt extended-range electric vehicle is expected to achieve city fuel economy of at least 230 miles per gallon, based on development testing using a draft EPA federal fuel economy methodology for labeling for plug-in electric vehicles.

The Volt, which is scheduled to start production in late 2010 as a 2011 model, is expected to travel up to 40 miles on electricity from a single battery charge and be able to extend its overall range to more than 300 miles with its flex fuel-powered engine-generator. See the full press release HERE.

For more information about the Chevrolet Volt, go to https://media.gm.com/volt/

How the Chevrolet Volt Works
How the Chevrolet Volt Works

If you are looking for a fuel efficient vehicle, check out the US Government run site – FuelEconomy.gov

What do you think? Will the Chevrolet Volt help turn around GM?

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Michael Gray

Mike has roots in the automotive service industry. He began diagnosing and fixing cars at a young age in his family’s service station. He has worked in automotive parts supply stores, towing companies, and service facilities. After graduating from St. Cloud State University (MN) with a Bachelor’s degree, he implemented and taught a basic car care program at the high school level. During work on his Master’s degree at Illinois State University (IL), he was a curriculum specialist on a National Science Foundation project where he co-authored ten integrated mathematics, science, and technology books designed for team teaching. Mike has also supervised teachers in Career and Technology Education as a school system administrator.

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