Cars.com talks with a GM representative about their all-electric concept car, the Volt. GM promises that the car, which is still years away from production, will plug right into an outlet in your house.

Hybrid cars use a combination of electric and gasoline engine power to get you where you're going. The Chevy Volt uses only electricity. The companion gasoline engine is to dynamically recharge the lithium-ion batteries as the vehicle is in use.

More on the Volt: http://www.myride.com/snacker-environment/2011_chevy_volt_everything_you_want_know-649-page1.html?id=31123 The 2011 Chevrolet Volt represents a direction for GM, and maybe you guessed by the name, one that is focused on electricity. In fact, although technically a hybrid, the Chevy Volt uses only.... more

GM unveils production 2011 Chevy Volt at its headquarters in Detroit, MI during the automaker's 100-year centennial celebration.

CarBuyer.com.sg takes a look at the Chevrolet Volt, the hybrid petrol-electric concept car currently making waves at the NAIAS in Detroit

The unveiling of the new Chevrolet Volt Concept Car in Detroit, at the 2007 North American International Auto Show.

RAV4-EV can be plugged into the wall, or into a rooftop solar system, can be fast-charged, can be controlled by the owner. A fast charger could have been installed by Toyota to plug into the wail. Add a small engine-generator, and it's an instant plug-in serial hybrid with 120 miles of all-electric range, 3 times.... more

MPGomatic.com catches up with Scott Settlemeyer of General Motors and gets the skinny on the Chevy Volt and other technologies in play at GM

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The Volt: an electric car that won't strand you.