gm may buy back chevrolet volts, redesign battery pack due to fires - 3.7 volt lithium ion battery

Cars in the future may have to take a step back.
According to The Associated Press, gm ceo Dan Akerson said the company would buy from Chevrolet Volt if its owners were worried that their car would catch fire.
Akerson insisted the car was safe, but told the store that he wanted to make the customer happy.
On the same day that the news was released, the Consumer Report released a survey that found that Volt owners were most satisfied and 93% responded that they would buy the car again.
READ: The survey found that Chevrolet Volt owners are most satisfied with the safety concerns of the Volt is in the damaged lithium-
The ion battery pack of the three cars caught fire after testing by the State Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
No fire report yet due to any real resultsWorld accident
Akerson added that GM is willing to redesign the battery pack if any defects are found in an ongoing investigation into the matter, he told Reuters, "We want to ensure the safety of our customers, buyers, so if you want, we will take a moment to try to redesign the battery.
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Com Special: Chevrolet builds Chevrolet VoltAlong through the repurchase program, and before things are resolved, Chevrolet has provided a GM loan car of their choice to any relevant Volt owners.
Chevrolet has sold about 6,142 plugs.
Since its launch in last December, hybrid vehicles.
GM plans to deliver 10,000 vehicles by the end of 2011 and 60,000 globally in 2012, but when automakers deal with battery problems, Europe's introduction of the vehicle will be delayed.
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