The Volt is an electric vehicle that goes further. It is powered primarily by electric charge and switches seamlessly to a gas-powered onboard generator for extended range.
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Exterior
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2011 Volt Exterior
The Volt is an electric vehicle that goes further. It is powered primarily by electric charge and switches seamlessly to a gas-powered onboard generator for extended range.
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2011 Volt Exterior
The Volt comes with standard StabiliTrak Electronic Control System with Traction Control. Shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra cost color.
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The Volt can be charged via any standard outlet. Shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
By using a dedicated 240V-line, your Volt will be fully charged in as little as four hours. Shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Aerodynamic design maximizes the distance per charge. Shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt comes with standard Daytime Running Lamps that feature LED illumination.
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2011 Volt Exterior
The Volt headlamps are bi-functional halogen projectors with automatic exterior lamp control.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
A closed grille and aerodynamic back edges contribute to its efficiency.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Black.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Volt shown in Viridian Joule Tricoat, an extra-cost color.
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2011 Volt Exterior
The charge port door is located on the driver side of the vehicle.
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2011 Volt Exterior
The charge port door can be opened via the Remote Keyless Entry or from inside the car with button on the driver's side door.
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2011 Volt Exterior
The charge port door fully open.
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2011 Volt Exterior
17" five-spoke forged painted aluminum wheels are standard on Volt.
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2011 Volt Exterior
17" five-spoke forged polished aluminum wheels are available for Volt.
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2011 Volt Exterior
Goodyear ultra-low rolling resistance Fuel Max tires are standard on Volt.
Interior
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2011 Volt Interior
Two seven-inch diagonal LCD screens are standard and include a touch-screen in the center console.
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2011 Volt Interior
With the touch of a button, you can view power flow, charging and energy usage.
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2011 Volt Interior
Because Volt offers such a quiet ride, it offers a pedestrian-friendly alert that allows drivers to activate a horn chirp.
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2011 Volt Interior
Volt was designed not as a two-seater novelty, but a family car. The buckets seats comfortably accommodate four.
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2011 Volt Interior
Volt has room for four adults - two in the front and two in the rear.
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2011 Volt Interior
XM NavTraffic(4), with three trial months, is included with the standard GPS navigation radio(5). It features live traffic updates and can alert you to construction and accidents to help keep you on time.
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2011 Volt Interior
Power up the Volt with the touch of a finger with the standard electronic push button start.
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2011 Volt Interior
Available Jet Black Premium Cloth interior with Ceramic White accents.
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2011 Volt Interior
Available Jet Black leather-appointed interior with Ceramic White interior accents.
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2011 Volt Interior
Available Jet Black leather-appointed interior with Green accents.
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2011 Volt Interior
Available Jet Black leather-appointed interior with Dark accents.
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2011 Volt Interior
Available Light Neutral leather-appointed interior with Dark accents.
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2011 Volt Interior
Volt features seating for four and 10.6 cu. ft. of maximum cargo volume(7).
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2011 Volt Interior
You can plug it into any standard 120V household outlet. Or you could have a 240V charging station installed in your garage - it would require a dedicated electrical circuit similar to what's used in an electric clothes dryer.
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2011 Volt Interior
The standard 120-volt power cord fits snugly in the rear cargo area.
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2011 Volt Interior
Shown: 120-Volt Portable Charge Cord. For an average of $1.50 a day, most drivers can commute gas- and tailpipe emissions free(10). That's less than half the cost of driving an average gas-powered vehicle the same distance(11).
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2011 Volt Interior
Install a 240V outlet and you can charge a Volt in as little as four hours(6).
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2011 Volt Interior
The battery combines the power of 288 lithium-ion battery cells. Each cell can store up to twice the power of a similarly sized nickel metal hydride battery cell currently found in today's hybrids.
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2011 Volt Interior
Volt comes with standard dual-stage frontal, side-impact and knee air bags(8) for driver and front passenger and roof-rail side-impact air bags for front and rear outboard seating positions. Includes a Passenger Sensing System.
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2011 Volt Interior
Remote Keyless Entry is standard on every Volt. It offers remote start, door lock/unlock and charge port door control.
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2011 Volt Interior
The OnStar Mylink Mobile App(9) will put power management right in your hand.
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2011 Volt Interior
Once the initial electric charge is depleted, the range-extending gas generator will kick in to seamlessly generate enough energy to continue to power the car for hundreds of miles.
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2011 Volt Interior
The Li-ion battery holds its charge efficiently and has no memory effect, which means you don't have to run it down completely before recharging.
Videos
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Alex's Volt
Alex talks about the benefits of driving a 2011 Chevrolet Volt.
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Kory's Volt
Kory is the proud owner of a 2011 Chevrolet Volt.
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- Air bag inflation can cause severe injury or death to anyone too close to the bag when it deploys. Be sure every occupant is properly restrained.
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- Available on Android and iPhone® platforms. Requires active OnStar subscription, included for 5 years. Visit onstar.com for coverage map, details and system limitations. Service varies by model and conditions.
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- In moderate conditions, you should get from 25 to 50 miles depending on temperature, terrain, driving technique and battery age. Based on GM testing. EPA estimates not yet available.
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- Based on NHTSA's April 2010 CAFE Performance Report and average CYTD fuel price of $2.71 per gallon according to eia.doe.gov.
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