Doug Wernert, informed the readers today that the first batch of Volts were shipped to Canadian Chevy dealerships this morning from Oshawa. Located in Ontario, the city of Oshawa is home to one of the largest car manufacturing facilities in the world called Oshawa Car Assembly. It builds various cars for GM Canada.
Chevy also unveiled Volt's price for Canadian buyers. The Manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for Canadian Chevy dealerships is 41,545 Canadian dollars (42,587.96 USD). This price is about few thousand dollars less expensive than what the U.S. buyers will pay.
the starting price of the 2011 Chevy Volt is $32,780. However, this is the price after tax savings. The MSRP for the US buyer is 40,280 USD. If a buyer qualifies for the full $7,500 tax credit it will already come down, equaling what the Canadians are asked to pay.
Yet, in Canada also there are tax credits for green car buyers. In Ontario, the Volt is expected to qualify for an $8,230 incentive, and in Quebec, it is expected to qualify for a $7,769 incentive..
In the United States Volt will be available in all 50 states by the end of 2011. In Canada the customers can buy Vol soon in Vancouver, Victoria, Toronto, Oshawa, Ottawa-Gatineau, Montreal and Quebec City. By the end of 2012 Chevy Volt will be available throughout Canada.
Reading comments on Chevrolet Volt's Facebook page it is certain that both U.S. and Canadian fans are anxious to see Volt arriving in their cities. "The city of Raleigh NC is ready. Lots of charging stations and dedicated parking spots in town. i dont know about the apartment complexes," writes Paul Vasquez-Negron from NC. "Canada doesn't get the short end of the stick for once," writes Joshua R. T. Anderson, getting a concerting comment from Kelly Breard that its "about time for Canada." She says she ordered her Volt in the spring and it wont be delivered until November.
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