Posted by tlak on December 03, 2010 at 08:19:14 from (64.130.134.148):
In Reply to: Government VOLT posted by patsublett on December 03, 2010 at 07:39:45:
Here's some of the adver at the Volt site, obviously different than what some of you think you know.............
The Volt battery has gone through numerous environment-specific tests, including corrosion and hot- and cold-weather testing and the results were so promising that the 16-kWh lithium-ion battery pack is backed by an 100,000 mile/8-year warranty(3).
Here are a few more notes on the battery: �Just plug it in to charge the battery, and most people can commute gas-free and tailpipe emissions-free for about $1.50 of electricity per day.
�A small, quiet on-board gas generator creates electricity that powers your Volt as you drive for hundreds of miles on battery and gas power. �Lithium-ion cells outperform nickel metal hydride cells (found in today's hybrids) in terms of life cycle �A liquid thermal cooling and heating system keeps the battery at a comfortable temperature as it's being charged and discharged Here are a few more advantages:
�Commute gas-free on electric for an average of $1.50 a day �Can be set to charge during off-peak hours for greater savings �Your Volt will be fully charged in about 10 hours, depending on climate, with standard 120-volt line, or as little as 4 hours using a
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