2016 Chevrolet Volt teased, debuts at NAIAS in 2015

David BondChevrolet11 years ago10 Views

The glad news about Chevrolet Car Company, the company has introduced first teaser appearance of the 2016. The car is ahead of its own debut car at the 2015 in the North American International Auto Show. The company is informing the buyers there is not much to say about the car and its performance.

However, the car will have stylish look and the engine will be tuned to attract the new car buyers.

The tailgate with compounded rear spoiler is added. The car’s previous image have as well introduced the model would be with additional feature curvaceous bodywork in the car. The steeply arranged windscreen and the upper side sweeping belt line, the belt line is also important in the car, but the car in previous versions will not have the same access in the belt available now to the car buyers. Spy photos of the car before introduction is only to generate the confidence with the car buyers to select the car and to use for the short and long trips. The specifications are remaining an unknown attraction to the car buyers. Mr. Akreson GM informed the above car will have more value for the owners in mileage and speed of the car on the road.

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  • danwat1234

    October 4, 2014 / at 2:13 am

    That picture is of the ~2007 Chevy Volt concept! Totally wrong! We will have to wait until January 2015 to know what it will be.

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