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It turns out that the Chevy Volt is not the only electrifying car GM is working on. Using the Volt's same Voltec energized drivetrain, GM also plans to bap out the Cadillac Converj, which will reportedly look much like the unusual Cadillac Converj concept instrument introduced last January, pictured above and in the gallery below.

GM's not talking publicly about its plans to build this colourful and posh electro-go through the roof, but the car's stats are said to be much like its Chevy Volt brandmate, except its land-locked will be all Cadillac'd up, fancy rage.This is not just a nice mask and body, though, because the extended choice of electric vehicle can Zip along at 100mph.

There is no brief talk about when we might see this dashing road fines hit the streets or at what price, but it will probably be available in a couple of years. If GM survives that long, that is.