First pre-production Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid rolled off the line and Aznom SASSICAIA takes the Fiat 500C a step further

Last Wednesday at the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant, the first pre-production Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid rolled off the line, according to a statement from General Motors Co.

But don’t expect to wager these pre-production versions at the dealerships as they won’t be sold there and module instead be utilised as test cases, which ensure that the quality targets by the Volt engineering team module be met. In the incoming few months, workers module be producing more pre-production Volts. The manufacturing engineers would then be examining these vehicles as the plant prepares to produce retail models. The Volt has a range of up to 40 miles on battery power. The Volt module go on sale in November and for the first year, GM expects to sell up to 11,000 units.
The tuning specialists from Aznom undraped their edition of the Fiat 500C – dubbed as the Aznom Fiat 500C SASSICAIA. The tuning collection features vegetation interior and outdoor styling accents and comes with a two-tone outdoor finish and a beige mat fabric hood.

The study of this model originates from the Italian wines of Tenuta San Guido; the vegetation is used to capture the ikon of the brand. For this car, Aznom utilized vegetation for the door mirror caps, the appendage of the luggage compartment and the lateral moldings. The automobile also has a difference of badges prefabricated from lustrous brass. For its interior, we see that the Aznom Fiat 500C SASSICAIA features full-grain leather on the door panels, control wheel, console and seats. Pricing for this edition has yet to be revealed. Aznom said that the automobile will be built upon request.