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The Solar Impulse, a sunlight-powered prototype aircraft is enticing the audience at the ongoing Paris Air Show.

The single-seated demo plane carrying its blissful pilot Andre Borschberg is often delayed as there is heavy breeze or light sunlight.

The aircraft created a world record

General Motors announced today that the Chevy Volt 2012 will be available in all 50 states at a price starting from $39,995 which is nearly $1000 less than the 2011 price.

The price includes destination fee but not other applicable taxes.

Volt prices reduced
Besides the reduced price, the buyers who are eligible for the full federal tax credit will only have to pay $32,495.

Presently, Volt is available with dealers in only seven states along with the District of Columbia, but the 2012 Volt will be available at dealers in all 50 states.

A recent report of the Insurance Institute of Highway Security (IIHS) has revealed that the SUV’s, once infamous for their tendency to roll over at high speeds, have become the safest vehicles on road.

This transition can be attributed to the latest advances in vehicle safety technologies like the ABS, rollover mitigation technology and the reinforced roofs of these vehicles.

SUV’s have become the safest vehicles
The study conducted by the IIHS revealed that electronic stability control was the main feature enhancing safety in the SUVs.

The institute which had recommended parents in 2007 to avoid buying SUVs for teens, owing to the poor safety record of these vehicles, is no longer making such recommendations.

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