First Test-Drive Inside of the Chevrolet Volt Hybrid Vehicle

The Volt sure does look better and better every time new footage of it gets released. Check out that interior during this video test-drive! Lookin’ sharp, Chevy.

I haven’t experienced a test-drive in the new Chevy Volt yet, but that doesn’t mean I’m not excited about the car.  The Chevy Volt is a four passenger vehicle that runs primarily on electricity.   It can travel approximately 35 miles on one charge and that’s pretty decent for someone who’s just driving to work and back or someone who’s just running errands around town.  

It does have a gas reserve for when it runs out of electricity from the rechargeable battery pack.  Chevrolet states that the total range on what the gas tank can hold is 345 miles.  So there is about a 380 total range between electric output and the miles the gas tank can propel the car for.  That’s not bad and if you’re not a person who gets out on the highway very often, you could potentially never have to fill up your gas tank and just run it on electricity and recharge it every night.  Chevrolet is saying in a footnote that you do have to burn what’s in the gas tank every so often otherwise the gas will go bad … learned that from watching the walking dead.

Anyway, please keep an eye out for the exciting new Chevy Volt to hit dealership lots sometime in the next year.  If you have questions about how this car works, please give our sales department a call at 866-576-0797 and they’re be more than happy to assist you.  And when the car finally shows up on our lot, please contact us to set up a test-drive … I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.