Chevrolet Unveils New Features of the 2016 Chevy Volt Redesign

July 22nd, 2014 by

2014 Chevrolet Volt Cox Chevy customers will be excited to know that Chevy has unveiled key features for its upcoming 2016 Chevy Volt redesign. This redesign is sure to impress fans of the Volt and gas-electric hybrid cars. While the current 2014 Chevy Volt is already quite impressive, the new model should be even more exciting.

New Volt Power Inverter

The 2016 Volt is set to feature an efficient, more inexpensive power inverter. GM is engineering an inverter that will reach a 55kw peak and 30kw continuous output. They are expected to finish developing this inverter by January 2016, so it should find its way on the 2016 Volt assembly line.

Other Features for the 2016 Chevy Volt

Chevy has revealed other new features for the 2016 Chevy Volt redesign. First off, it’s believed that Chevy will include a fifth seat in the middle of the rear of the car. There’s also likely going to be a new engine that kicks in when the battery dies that will be amped up with a turbocharger. With $6 million of funding from the Department of Energy, GM intends to buff up power efficiency to 14.1kw/kilogram. This should lower production costs significantly, so that your bottom line as the buyer is less.

Check Out the 2014 Chevy Volt at Cox Chevy Today

While you’ll have to wait a couple years for the 2016 Chevy Volt redesign, keep in mind that the 2014 Chevy Volt is available at Cox Chevy today. The 2014 Volt has a hybrid technology that switches seamlessly from electric power to gas, letting you continue for another 240 miles after its 40-mile electric range. Most 2014 Chevy Volt drivers notice a massive drop in their gas expenditures, so get ready to save some bucks with this one!

To test drive the 2014 Chevy Volt today, stop by our lot at 2900 Cortez Road W. in Bradenton. We’re one of the premier Chevy dealers in the area, so don’t hesitate. And don’t forget to watch out for the impressive and seriously efficient 2016 Chevy Volt redesign!