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At the Milford Proving Ground, the Chevrolet Volt undergoes a water trough test to measure how well the battery inside the car will be sealed. Watch the vehicle splash through the water and learn how the test engineers measure the results.

From nearly 13,000 entries, three finalists have been selected in the Chevrolet Volt Color-Naming Contest.

What's the difference between an electric vehicle and an electric vehicle with a range extender? This video explains what drivers can expect.

As part of its durability testing, the Chevrolet Volt takes on potholes and the Belgian Blocks at GM's Milford Proving Grounds.

How are vehicle colors chosen? GM designer Chris Webb explains the process on how colors are developed and chosen for each vehicle.

The Chevrolet Volt stopped by the CharityWorks GreenHouse, a carbon-neutral home in McLean, Virginia. Learn how the Volt contributes to an environmenally-friendly lifestyle.

Take a look inside the wind tunnel, where GM engineers are measuring the aerodynamics of the Chevrolet Volt. Watch as Nina Tortosa explains the importance of aerodynamics and how it impacts the vehicle.

During the development of the pre-production Chevrolet Volt, the vehicle undergoes a water test. For eight minutes, 950 gallons of water per minute hit the car from all angles. Check it out and visit www.chevroletvoltage.com to learn more.

The lithium-ion battery in the Chevrolet Volt allows the car to go up to 40 miles electrically. Watch as these batteries get installed on the assembly line as the pre-production Volts are built

After the parts have been stamped and welded together, it's time to assemble the vehicle. Watch as the pre-production Chevrolet Volts come together on the assembly line.

As the pre-production versions of the Chevrolet Volt come together, check out how the body shop molds the body of the car together and how the vehicle gets primed in the paint lab.

As the Chevrolet Volt continues its development, Bob Boniface, Design Director for the Chevrolet Volt, is excited to check out the design of the Volt prototypes. Watch as he explains the design behind this extended-range electric vehicle.

As the first Volt prototypes came off of the assembly line, Volt Chief Engineer Andrew Farah took the vehicle for a drive

Bob Lutz, GMs Vice Chairman of Global Product Development, gives a brief history of the Chevrolet Volt and explains the technical and design elements that make the Volt so revolutionary.

Chevrolet Volt Vehicle Line Executive Frank Weber talks about his passion, his music and the creation of the Volt

To save energy during the driving process, Chevrolet has partnered with Goodyear to use more-efficient tires on the 2011 Chevrolet Volt, an extended-range electric vehicle. Watch as Chevrolet and Goodyear experts break down this efficient tire use from the floor of the Chicago Auto Show.

Improving the efficiency in the Chevrolet Volt extended-range electric vehicle can be found in the smallest of details including the sound system. Check out Chevrolet and Bose experts explain how the new Bose system in the 2011 Chevrolet Volt is smaller, lighter and more efficient while still producing Boses trademark high-quality sound.

Discover what it takes to bring the Chevrolet Volt to streets from partnerships with local utilities to the experience of plugging it in at night for a recharge.

For the Chevy Volt designers, the challenge was not only to make a beautiful, inviting car, but one that displayed its unique technological advancements. Meet the Volt designers & discover the passion they have for this revolutionary vehicle.

It took over 500 hours of aerodynamic testing, but the production Volt has a coefficient of drag that is 30% lower than the original concept car. Watch and learn how the Volt team accomplished this using.

Meet the engineers instrumental in the development and testing of the Chevrolet Volt’s Lithium Ion battery and watch how testing and development not only covers a variety of environments but also was developed on a nearly impossible timetable.

As part of the development of the Chevrolet Volt, a team builds a fleet of Volt prototypes by hand for quality testing and other purposes. Learn about the importance of these vehicles.

As the first Volt prototypes came off of the assembly line, Volt Chief Engineer Andrew Farah took the vehicle for a drive.