month the Chevy Volt, a gas-electric operated vehicle, sold a whopping 1,760 units, while Nissan's Leaf, an all-electric vehicle, sales slipped to just 531 sales. To put this in perspective, in June 2011 Nissan sold 1,708 Leafs, while GM sold only 561 Volts. What a difference a year make? We're still wondering if consumers are willing to pay the surcharge to embrace an-all electric vehicle.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
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month the Chevy Volt, a gas-electric operated vehicle, sold a whopping 1,760 units, while Nissan's Leaf, an all-electric vehicle, sales slipped to just 531 sales. To put this in perspective, in June 2011 Nissan sold 1,708 Leafs, while GM sold only 561 Volts. What a difference a year make? We're still wondering if consumers are willing to pay the surcharge to embrace an-all electric vehicle.
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