The Chevrolet Volt range-extended electric car has been on sale for over a year now.
You might have caught our previous guide to the Volt, but so much can happen in such a short space of time that there's always something new to add.
Read our full review of the 2012 Chevrolet Volt
Over the next few pages you'll find links to all sorts of information about the Volt. This page deals with the basics and buying a Volt. Page 2 has information on owning a Volt, and the technology behind the car. On page 3, you'll find information on the Volt's social media and marketing, as well as a full run-down on the Volt's recent battery fire issues.
The basics
The Volt is a high-tech vehicle, so there's certainly plenty to cover. You'd best start with the basics, before reading our first drive of the 2012 Volt. We've also got first production photos, first drive impressions and an editors discussion - just how will the Volt fare? For further information, you'll find more links below.
Buying a Volt
So you've learned about the Volt, then what? You might be interested in pricing, and then in the 8-year, 100K mile battery warranty. You can also compare the Ford Focus Electric and Chevy Volt, and read why one reader chose a Prius Plug-In over the Volt. Want even more? Check out some of the links below.
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