Chevrolet Spark to be General Motors' first all-electric car

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Plug-in version of minicar popular in China and India will go on sale in 2013

General Motors (GM) is to produce its first all-electric car, a plug-in version of the Chevrolet Spark which is scheduled to go on sale from 2013. The company confirmed the launch yesterday, as part...

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