The automaker challenged a Reuters report estimating that GM loses $49,000 on every Volt it sells. The estimates, which are based on figures from industry analysts,...
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GM says Reuters report that the company loses $49,000 on every Volt is "grossly wrong"
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Last year wasn't a great one for General Motors' first production plug-in range-extended electric car. Continued negative press -- not to mention post-crash-test...
GM says very few Volt owners selling car back, taking out loaners
A small number of Chevy Volt owners (around 50, at last count) have signed on to a letter saying they are perfectly happy with their cars and feel safe driving them. An...
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GM reported the delivery of 326 Chevrolet Volt extended range electric vehicles in the US in December, while Nissan reported 19 battery-electric LEAFs. Each manufacturer...
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