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Volt: The Next Phase 
GM FastLane | by Editor | Fri, Nov 21
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Bob Lutz, GM vice chairman of Global Product Development recently took a drive and checked on the progress of the Chevrolet Volt at the company’s Milford (Michigan) Proving Grounds. The electric propulsion system is now installed in GM’s future global compact car architecture for deve...
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