Jackson: Daily posts are categorized so that they can be looked up by topic. Take a look in forums under “Competition” (or is it “Competitors”) and I think you’ll find a lot of items about other cars (based on what little information is made available by their manufacturers). Commentors also regularly mention other types of EV.Comparisons with the Prius are perhaps inevitable, given it’s current status as King Hybrid (we also have some notable Prius fanboys who drop by far, far too often).As for the rest of it, this IS a web site devoted primarily to the Volt.An allied website, allcarselectric.com, regularly features items on other electric vehicles (there’s a link on the masthead of this site).  (Quote)

Jackson:

I appreciate your response as well as your candor. With equal candor, I must confess that I am a supporter of EREV technology, and thus of the Volt — not necessarily a fan of GM. As you mention, this is a Chevy Volt fan site, and much of this site is dedicated to GM and/or Volt fandom. On the home page as I write this, there are seven articles discussing the Chevy Volt, five discussing GM, and three that have to do with electric cars or battery technology.

As it is EREV technology that really interests me — and what draws me to this site in the first place, perhaps I should browse on and search for EREV-related websites that focus less on companies and brand names and more on ideas and technology. I will, however, stop in and perhaps comment if I see an article that interests me.

Respectfully,

Dr. Ibringdoh

Loboc: It’s gm-VOLT.com not fan-FISKER.com Dr. Duh.

Yeah man, and I’m gonna believe all that stuff from Fisker when I see it anyway. If then, LOL.