Customer confidence in the Chevrolet Volt depends on more than the vehicle itself. Drivers need to trust the Volt as a reliable everyday car. However, that confidence also depends on dependable electricity at home.
Moreover, electric utilities play an important role in supporting EV ownership. They must provide reliable, uninterrupted power so owners can charge their vehicles when needed. Therefore, home charging becomes part of the overall driving experience.
In addition, utilities must prepare the grid for growing EV demand. Better infrastructure, reliable service, and smart charging programs can help. Consequently, strong cooperation between automakers and electric utilities will make drivers more comfortable choosing vehicles such as the Chevy Volt for daily transportation.
27 Chevy Volts to be Delivered
That’s why the first 27 Chevy Volts in North Carolina are going to major utilities under a partnership between the Electric Power Research Institute and General Motors. So General Motors and the Electric Power Research Institute have collaborated. All in a joint effort with more than thirty major utilities. For that’s across the United States. All to build trust in the Chevy Vo...