holden's volt dealers all fired up - 3.7 volt lithium ion battery

Holden, New Zealand, announced three dealers selling and serving electric vehicles nationwide, which will sell the much-anticipated long term
Later this year, when Volt arrived here, it was a remote electric vehicle.
Hortons, Chesterfield, Auckland, will be responsible for the voltage of sales and services in black wells Ebbett, Wellington, Hortons Christchurch.
Jeff Murray, managing director of Holden New Zealand, said the announcement of dealers is a "real stimulus", especially when people are becoming more aware of their carbon footprint and protecting the environment.
"There are many reasons to choose these three service dealers, the most important of which is their business area, which we believe will enable them to serve the breadth and width of the country, Murray said.
"All of our dealers have shown great interest in Volt and they are happy to be linked to these types of technological advances and innovations.
"Big companies have shown a great deal of interest in reducing their carbon footprint, which is very gratifying because Holden can now offer this option to change the rules of the game.
"Holden is also pleased to announce that this is a premium service designed to enhance advanced vehicles, offering a special white glove experience.
"We think it's important to show how proud we are of Volt as a technology-advanced electric vehicle, and we are providing services that are comparable to this vehicle," Murray said . ".
This car has enough power to do zero electricity.
Most people commute daily.
But even lithium-
The ion battery is low in power and it can be charged and expanded with a gasoline engine.
The battery can also be fully charged from the standard power outlet within 6 to 8 hours.
Pricing, specs and release time for Volt will be announced later this year.