“Voltgate” Raises the Question: Has GM Really Changed?
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The Chevrolet Volt’s gas-powered internal combustion four sometimes powers the car’s front wheels. Techie Frank Markus described this week how the long-awaited car’s “extended-range electric” system works . Since then,…
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