2014 Chevy Volt vs 2014 Nissan LEAF

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2014 Chevy Volt vs 2014 Nissan LEAF

2014 Chevy Volt 2014 Nissan LEAF

The 2014 Chevrolet Volt is now in its fourth model year, and GM's radical range-extended electric car is just part of the automotive landscape now in parts of California. It's still a rare bird in other parts of the country that are slower to experiment with vehicles that drivers just plug into the wall to "fuel" them, but the Volt carries on for 2014 with very few changes in specification.

The one major change this year is the price: Chevy cut a healthy $5,000 off the Volt's bottom line, reducing it from $39,995 to $34,995 to reflect the competitive pressures of lower prices on other plug-ins (both prices include a mandatory delivery fee). That aside, two new paint colors and a leather-wrapped steering wheel are the sum total of the changes for 2014.

Chevy Volt

2014 Chevy Volt

Volt shoppers are likely to consider the Prius and its plug-in model as well, and indeed Chevy notes that the Prius is the most commonly traded-in car for a new Volt. There is also the Nissan Leaf, which got a price cut last year as manufacturing shifted to the U.S, aand Ford's pair of C-Max and Fusion Energi plug-in hybrids.

But meet a group of Volt owners and they may just succeed in selling you one. The Chevy Volt has the highest customer satisfaction rate of any car GM has ever built, and a majority of Volt buyers are new to the Chevrolet brand--a huge win for GM. In the end, the Volt is perhaps the nicest and most sophisticated of the half-dozen plug-in cars that also have engines to give them unlimited range. And it's a much better value this year than it was last year. Score one for General Motors.

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