GM’s Detroit-Hamtramck plant, the facility that’s building the Chevrolet Volt, has produced 140 unites of the highly-anticipated EREV, 40 of which are not-for-retail salable vehicles.
Instead, these 40 units are nearly identical to the final production vehicle but will be provided to internal customers (read: GM employees, engineers, and staff) to make sure the kinks are ironed out before delivering final models to consumers.
According to Terri Quigley, manager of the GM Detroit-Hamtramck plant, the non-retail vehicles are going through the normal assembly process at the plant. When asked how close Detroit-Hamtramck is to building the Volt, Quigley said it’s close to it.
Source: Green Car Advisor
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