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10. Wonder how many of those sales were in California?

Tue Apr 3, 2012, 08:07 PM

Apr 2012

http://green.autoblog.com/2012/02/24/gm-starts-deliveries-of-2012-hov-lane-eligible-chevy-volts-in-ca/

An update at least a year-and-a-half in the making, General Motors has just started delivering 2012 Chevrolet Volt extended-range plug-in models that are eligible for California customers to drive alone in that state's high-occupancy-vehicle (HOV) lanes, as the automaker looks to spur sales from the most populous U.S. state.

In addition to HOV-lane access thanks to enhAT-PZEV designation, 2012 Chevrolet Volt buyers can be eligible for a $1,500 California rebate in addition to the $7,500 federal tax credit. About 140 California Chevrolet dealers will be carrying the vehicle by the end of the month. Meanwhile, the state is producing 40,000 Clean Air stickers that will give 2012 Volt drivers solo HOV lane access. Volt buyers in Georgia, Florida and New York can also get solo HOV-lane access in those states.

That's a big deal if you live in a city....

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After Record Sales, Chevy Volt Production Will Resume One Week Early [View all] SunSeeker Apr 2012 OP

it's amazing what $4 gas will do. ejpoeta Apr 2012 #1

“They’re attacking our car to get at the President,” ashling Apr 2012 #6

Wait, I thought the Volt was a big failure LynneSin Apr 2012 #2

That was the Republican talking point a few weeks ago. DCBob Apr 2012 #4

I know two people who have them Skittles Apr 2012 #7

Thanks OverDone Apr 2012 #21

what is your fucking problem? Skittles Apr 2012 #24

Yes people like them Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #35

that's so weird veganlush Apr 2012 #3

here's the link to the story mentioned above, which I saw on facebook veganlush Apr 2012 #5

They start and stop production regularly jeff47 Apr 2012 #9

thank veganlush Apr 2012 #29

As soon as three year-old Chevy Volts hit the market, I'm gonna get one used. n/t Ian David Apr 2012 #8

The battery will have about 4 years left on it then. tabasco Apr 2012 #26

I don't know why they would charge that much just for a battery? Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #33

Because they're really big and made of expensive materials? tabasco Apr 2012 #36

just because it is big Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #37

I'm sure you're right. tabasco Apr 2012 #50

The manufacturers need to think this through Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #51

Bollocks...eom Kolesar Apr 2012 #41

The Volt battery has an 8 year warranty. tinrobot Apr 2012 #54

Wonder how many of those sales were in California? n2doc Apr 2012 #10

HUGE DEAL! CARPOOL LANE ACCESS! HUGE DEAL HERE IN L.A. K8-EEE Apr 2012 #11

K & R n/t Tx4obama Apr 2012 #12

fed rebate is $7500 for a MRSP of $31,600 wordpix Apr 2012 #13

Consumer choices rise and fall with the price of gas..... Swede Atlanta Apr 2012 #14

I saw one here in Fargo just the other day. Odin2005 Apr 2012 #15

See? Obama's strategy of higher gas prices is working! thesquanderer Apr 2012 #16

But will this news cause The Wizard Apr 2012 #17

2,289 sold in March is a JOKE Zax2me Apr 2012 #18

A "joke"? You don't understand the challenges of selling EVs. farmbo Apr 2012 #19

With $4 gas, the joke's on those not buying one. tinrobot Apr 2012 #20

More like $100-$200/month compared to gas car that gets 40 mpg. SmellyFeet Apr 2012 #23

40 mpg? Why do Ev bashers always use max for ICE economy dmallind Apr 2012 #25

Don't forget to factor in resale value tinrobot Apr 2012 #53

FYI I'm buying one. Zax2me Apr 2012 #52

More joke cars then: dmallind Apr 2012 #22

Aveo, Cobalt, HHR, STS are no longer in production high density Apr 2012 #28

Or you could have had the sense to look at most recent sales dmallind Apr 2012 #30

If they're selling so great let's stop subsidizing them to the tune of $7500 or $10000 a pop high density Apr 2012 #27

Sure - when we stop subsiding ICEs and oil a thousand times more heavily. dmallind Apr 2012 #31

I would buy one if they were $15000 Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #34

I wish they would reduce the price Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #32

I agree, Rosa Liber-AL Apr 2012 #38

It makes sense for people who value reducing carbon emissions and the impact of habit destruction... Kolesar Apr 2012 #42

Well, if the environment is of such a concern... Liber-AL Apr 2012 #43

Generating electricity with photovoltaics probably gets more CO2 reductions per dollar spent Kolesar Apr 2012 #45

The Volt doesn't use photovoltaics does it? Liber-AL Apr 2012 #49

Maybe they should do a Spring Sale for a week Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #46

One other question: Liber-AL Apr 2012 #39

Its a lithium-ion battery. Angleae Apr 2012 #40

Ohhhh, I see... It has the same kind of battery that burns your jaw if Liber-AL Apr 2012 #44

That's the one. Angleae Apr 2012 #47

Huh? "gasp"... thanks a lot... Now I am even more pessimistic! Liber-AL Apr 2012 #48