EV Webchat Tomorrow With Britta Gross and Jim Motavalli

By Zach McDonald · October 06, 2011

Chevy will be hosting an open webchat tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. EDT (11:30 a.m. PDT) about plug-in vehicles. Participating in the chat will be Britta Gross, director of EV infrastructure for General Motors, and PluginCars.com's own Jim Motavalli, whose upcoming book High Voltage: The Fast Track to Plug In the Auto Industry comes out November 8. See you there!

About the author

Zach McDonald is a writer from New York City. He has been covering alternative fuel vehicles, politics and energy policy for HybridCars.com and PluginCars.com since moving to Oakland five years ago. His first car was a late '80s Chevy Caprice Classic and he looks forward to his next being a plug-in—preferably with a working radio.

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