Chevrolet Volt is a vehicle filled with charm, judging from his appearance is very attractive, and rich in features that are impressive, it is appropriate that you try this vehicle.
Styling for the Volt comes from a balance of aerodynamic performance and conventional styling. The interior of the Volt is relatively conventional, an intentional move to make the transition from gas-powered vehicles to the Volt less dramatic.
The quick home charger will cost $490, plus a $1,475 installation chargeInterior Design and Special Features
The 2011 Chevrolet Volt's distinctive center stack appears to have been modeled after various personal electronic devices with touch-sensitive buttons. There's also a nice little ball -- sort of like the bubble in a water level -- that helps you stay in the most energy-efficient driving range. Space and comfort is a little disappointing. The Volt's hatchback design is convenient for loading cargo, but the swooping rear roof line and battery pack location limit maximum luggage capacity to just 10.6 cubic feet with the back seats up.
Driving ImpressionsIn all-electric mode, the Volt is as quiet and smooth as any EV we've driven -- and it's still a competent vehicle when the engine-generator kicks in.
