chevy volt

At last year's CES,

It looks like GM had some good news and some bad news for the Chevy Volt to end 2011 with.

Acronym loving multinationals Lucky Goldstar and General Motors have entered into an "Electric Vehicle Cooperation" agreement to build the next generation of EVs.

If you live in California you're blessed with a lot of things, including weather patterns that seem to get stuck in a rut an awful lot.

It looks like MTV goofed when they aired two ads for the new Chevy Volt on the premiere of their controversial new teen reality drama, “Skins,” on Monday night.

The path to availability for cars of the future is one wrought with roadblocks, potholes, and indeed IEDs -- increasingly expensive developments.

Think GM's CEO sees the Toyota Prius as a worthy competitor that, in many ways, paved the the way for the Chevy Volt?

Think again. Speaking to the Economic Club of Washington, D.C.

On Friday, during a visit from President Obama to its Detroit-Hamtramck plant, GM announced some good news for all the Volt fans out there.

In this Jan. 26, 2010 file photo, the Chevy Volt is seen on display at the Washington Auto Show, in Washington.

Good news for all electric heads out there: "intense interest" in the Chevy Volt has led General Motors to expand its launch markets to now include Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and Texas.