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    IBM, GM Collaborate on Technology for Chevrolet Volt Electric Car

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    November 5, 2010
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      1IBM, GM Collaborate on Technology for Chevrolet Volt Electric Car

      1

      by Darryl K. Taft

      2IBM and GM Ride Together

      2

      IBM’s Robert LeBlanc, , senior vice president of middleware software at IBM, takes the driver’s seat as Micky Bly, General Motors’ executive director of global electrical systems, hybrids, electric vehicles and batteries, rides along. GM built the Chevy Volt in record time using IBM’s Rational software.

      3Smarter Planet

      3

      The Chevy Volt is the kind of product IBM hopes to help its customers create using the company’s Smarter Planet strategy, tools and systems.

      4Crowd-Pleaser

      4

      The Chevy Volt appears to be a crowd-pleaser as IBM employees gawk at the automobile.

      5Micky Bly

      5

      GM executive Bly introduces the Chevy Volt at an event at IBM’s Research Triangle Park facility Nov. 1.

      6Robert LeBlanc

      6

      IBM executive LeBlanc discusses IBM’s role in the making of the Chevy Volt.

      7Handshake

      7

      LeBlanc and Bly shake hands over their companies’ mutual success with the Chevy Volt.

      8Packed Crowd

      8

      The parking lot at IBM’s Research Triangle Park Software Group facility is packed with folks who came to see the new Chevy Volt.

      9The First

      9

      The first Chevy Volt in line for test drives pulls around awaiting a driver.

      10Side View

      10

      A side view of the Chevy Volt. Note the round cover for the electric charging socket in front of the driver’s side door.

      11Charging

      11

      A view of a Chevy Volt charging.

      12Charge It!

      12

      A Chevy Volt taking a charge before hitting the road.

      13Back View Charge

      13

      The rear view of a Chevy Volt electric car charging. Notice the Michigan license plates. These cars just came off the manufacturing floor.

      14Four-Seater

      14

      The Chevy Volt offers a full four seats.

      15The Charger

      15

      Pictured here is the Chevy Volt charging supply source.

      16Battery Indicator

      16

      A view of the battery power available to the car on the auto’s console.

      17Climate Control

      17

      A view of the climate control system on the Volt’s console.

      18Speedometer

      18

      A look at the Chevy Volt speedometer.

      19Charge Mode

      19

      A view of the charging mode and how long it will take until the battery is fully charged.

      20Under the Hood

      20

      Here is a view of what it looks like under the hood of the 2011 Chevy Volt.

      21A Closer Look

      21

      The Chevy Volt engine in greater detail.

      22Paces

      22

      IBMers put the Chevy Volt through its paces, kicking the tires and checking out its look and feel.

      23Back Seat

      23

      Here is a look at the back seat in the Chevy Volt.

      24Charger Storage

      24

      The Chevy Storage charger in its storage compartment under the rear hatch.

      25The Rules

      25

      A GM staffer holds a placard displaying the rules for test driving the car.

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