Green Cars News
JULY 5, 2012
The Nissan LEAF? Well, the answer is… The Chevrolet Volt (pictured)! According to new statistics for vehicle sales in the USA during June, the Chevrolet Volt was the top-selling [.]. The Toyota Prius Plug-in?
The Truth About Cars
JULY 18, 2023
Overall, newer vehicles are much safer than those of the past,” said Chuck Farmer, IIHS vice president of research and statistical services, who calculated the death rates. The IIHS faulted Dodge, Ford, and Chevrolet for marketing their vehicles in a manner that encourages aggressive driving.
EV Adoption
JANUARY 8, 2022
A third key trend is of course the drop in sales to nearly zero (25) in Q4 for GM’s Chevrolet Bolt, which suffered from both a battery recall due to fires and a stopping of production. The Bolt, which is expected to resume production in early March , was on pace until the recall to sell 40,000 units in 2021.
Green Cars News
AUGUST 27, 2009
According to official statistics, 84 per cent of consumers traded in trucks and 59 per cent purchased passenger cars. The top 10 vehicles bought under the programme were: the Toyota Corolla; Honda Civic; Toyota Camry; Ford Focus FWD; Hyundai Elantra; Nissan Versa; Toyota Prius; Honda Accord; Honda Fit; and the Ford Escape FWD.
Green Car Congress
MARCH 17, 2015
Respondents were asked about awareness of public charging in their region, and about their overall interest in purchasing a plug-in electric vehicle, such as a Chevrolet Volt or Nissan Leaf. The study collected information from a representative sample of 1,739 new vehicle buying households in Canada, with 536 from British Columbia.
Green Car Congress
JULY 17, 2015
Appendix D: Vehicle Driving Statistics. It is alarming to see comparisons of the Chevrolet Volt PHEV with battery electric cars when the comparison focuses only on the electric range and ignores the other important differences. Already the Chevrolet Volt is moving us in that direction. slow charge. Appendix F: Biofuel Issues.
Green Car Congress
NOVEMBER 16, 2010
National statistics on gasoline spending suggest that survey respondents were probably underestimating their gas bills. Chevrolet (45%) and Nissan (33%), the two major manufacturers launching models in 2010, ranked third and fifth, respectively.
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