AutoblogGreen for 07.29.10

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Who loves electric cars? These folks. 2011 Chevrolet Volt requires... premium gas? Yup.
What else would you put in a $41,000 car? Is the Toyota Prius' history a way to predict the Chevy Volt's long-term value?
The question can only be answered by knowing about the batteries. Other news:

• Plug-in 2010: GM talks details about the Volt's $41,000 price tag
• Plug-In 2010: Evatran's Plugless Power parking block puts proximity charging under your car
• Production of Nissan Leaf battery pack now underway in Japan

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