Chevrolet 2011 Volt Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 6)

Volt in Viridian Joule Tricoat with available Park Assist Package.

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Generally, electricity is a cleaner source of power than

gas. Using electricity to help fuel automobiles can

drastically reduce tailpipe emissions and decrease

our dependence on oil. And as electricity production

technology continues to evolve, we hope to use even less.

Electricity is also abundant. Much of it is domestically

produced, and it comes from a large variety of natural

resources, including renewable wind, solar, geothermal

and hydropower. We’re also working with utility

companies to help give people reliable access to

charging in the future.

On a full charge, Volt offers an initial electric range of 35

miles.

For an average of $1.50 a day – around the same

cost as running a common household appliance – most

drivers can have a gas-free and tailpipe-emissions-free

commute.

That’s less than half the cost of driving a

typical gas-powered vehicle the same distance.

And let’s not forget about convenience. You can charge

Volt at home, right in your garage, from a standard

outlet. In about 10 hours, depending on the climate,

Volt will be fully charged. If you decide to install a 240V

line (like the kind used for a clothes dryer) and charging

station, Volt can be charged in as little as four hours.

Just plug it in when you get home from work for the

night, and by morning, it’s charged up and ready to go.

The innovative technology of Volt simply makes sense.

And that’s one more reason a jury of 49 journalists

from the United States and Canada named Volt the

2011 North American Car of the Year.

1 EPA estimate. Actual range varies based on temperature, terrain, driving technique

and battery age.

2 EPA-estimated 35 miles initial range based on 93 MPGe (electric);

actual range varies with conditions.

3 Based on NHTSA’s April 2010 CAFE Performance

Report and average CYTD fuel price of $2.71 per gallon according to eia.doe.gov.

ElEctricity: A morE sEnsiblE primAry fuEl .

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