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Chevy Announces "Plug-In-Ready" Initiative To Wire Communities For Volt [Chevy Volt] 
Jalopnik | by Ben Wojdyla | Tue, Feb 3
WASHINGTON - General Motors today outlined a comprehensive plan of action to help communities get ready for plug-in electric vehicles such as the upcoming Chevrolet Volt. GM announced details of the plan at the Washington Auto Show.
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