CHEVY FUEL SOLUTIONS
Gas-friendly to gas-free. New hybrid models available! |
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| The 2008 Green Car of the Year
Chevy introduced the Tahoe Hybrid, America's first full-size hybrid SUV. The 2008 Tahoe Hybrid, available in two- or Four-wheel drive, provides the power and capability you expect from a utility vehicle while delivering efficiency you never imagined.
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| Why pump your fuel when you can grow it? Chevy has been producing vehicles capable of running on a fuel that grows primarily from the good earth and remembers its roots. That fuel is E85 ethanol. E85 is a mostly renewable fuel source made from U.S.-grown biomaterial, such as corn and other grain products. It's a fuel that decreases our dependence on petroleum and burns cleaner than gasoline. E85 fuel generally has a higher octane rating than gasoline, which can result in slightly higher horsepower and torque levels. That's why Chevy has over 1.5 million E85 FlexFuel vehicles on the road today. That's more vehicle choices than any other brand. Here's our lineup: Avalanche, Express, select models of Impala and Monte Carlo, Silverado, Suburban, Tahoe and Uplander. |
What does gas-friendly to gas-free mean to Chevy?
It means making cars and trucks that get better fuel economy than ever before. It means taking advantage of alternative fuels by offering more models than any other brand that can run on cleaner-burning, mostly renewable - E85 ethanol. It also means advanced technologies like our hybrids and the eventual production of an a ordable extended-range electric vehicle. Not to mention developing a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle that is both gas-free and emissions*-free. Chevy is focused on offering fuel efficiency with a choice. This is no more evident than when you look at the role Chevy has had bringing a number of fuel solutions to market |  |
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| Fuel Cell - Chevy is launching a test fleet of 100 hydrogen-powered fuel cell Equinox SUV's. This fleet will hit the streeds of New York City; Washington, D.C.; and Los Angeles. "Project Driveway" is the first large-scale market test of fuel cell vehicles with real drivers in the real world. Why? Because hydrogen fuel cells use zero gasoline and produce zero emissions. And they ultimately reduce our dependence on petroleum. |
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Imagine a daily commute without a drop of gas. We have put tremendous design and engineering resources in place to make a the Concept Chevy Volt a reality. The Volt, with its revolutionary GM E-flex Propulsion system is diferent than any previous electric vehicle because it with use a high energy battery and range extending onboard power source that can run on gas, ethanol, or biodiesel to recharge the battery while driving. For someone who drives less than 40 miles a day, the volt will use zero gasoline and produce zero emissions. Click here for more info.
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