When the 2011 Chevrolet Volt makes its debut later next year, it will allow 40 miles of gas free driving and a “sporty” 0-60 mph time of under 9 seconds. However, if a 0-60 mph time of 9 seconds isn’t “sporty” enough for you, GM may be considering a Chevrolet Volt SS model.

In a recent interview, Vice Chairman Bob Lutz was asked whether GM was moving away from performance cars and towards fuel-efficient models. He said that “as the trend grows for vegetarianism the fruit and vegetable isles will expand but the meat counters won”t go away.” However, Lutz said that performance vehicles will still exist.

“I would forecast that certainly there will be a growing trend to high performance hybrids,” he said.

Asked if we’ll see a Chevrolet Volt SS one day, Lutz said: “I would not discount the possibility.”

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- By: Kap Shah

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  • teknoboy66

    GM needs to be worrying about delivering on the 230 mpg promise as well as 0 defects on the regular Volt before they start exploring different variants. If this thing gets 1 mpg short of the 230 they were talking about a few months ago or has any quality issues they're going to be in for a world of criticism.

    Of course, in the typical fashion of American auto makers I'm sure they'll blame everyone but themselves for any shortcomings. This includes the EPA for shorting their mileage prediction or foreign component manufacturers for defects…

  • Pat

    Okay where has Zermatt been?

  • Pat

    Okay where has Zermatt been?