DETROIT-As reported previously, the case of a fire on lithium-ion battery is often the case in the United States (U.S.). This case was also investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) which states that the lithium-ion batteries in the Volt is flammable.
Having suffered damage to the lithium-ion batteries are highly flammable. Now, General Motors (GM) as the car manufacturer announced that the Chevy Volt Chevrolet back in Detroit Hamtramck Assembly produced, the United States.
The return of the Volt production is due to many consumers who feel lithium-ion batteries it is flammable. After doing a recall or a recall to repair, finally, Chevrolet decided to go back again to produce much improvement.
Chevy Volt is again produced have additional components. As is equipped with a fan which can reduce the efficiency of fuel on the exhaust. Some other software is also added, so the car is not flammable.
"The latest generation Volt is being produced it will be a vehicle of interest, because, in addition to low emissions, these vehicles also will not have problems again in the lithium-ion batteries," said Chris Perry, Vice President of Marketing Chevrolet, in the quotation in Inautonews, Sunday (02/26/2012).
