GM says the Volt will get 230 miles per gallon in city driving. More astounding, Nissan says its electric car (the Leaf) will get 367 mpg. Of course the carbon cost of electricity generation (*cough* *cough* coal plants) needs to be accounted for, which will make the Volt roughly equivalent to a 55 mpg vehicle—still a potential gamechanger in a nation addicted to the automobile.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
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9:01 PM
Labels: carbon, cars, Chevy Volt, coal, Nissan Leaf, We're saved
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