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Chevy made a move in its lineup of full-size vans in line with its electric vehicle offerings. GM announced that it will replace the Chevrolet Express in 2026. The new vans will be based on the company's Ultium platform, similar to the BrightDrop Zevo 600.

 
Chevrolet has announced that it will cease production of the Spark later this year, leaving shoppers without an alternative. The Spark has been one of Chevrolet's most popular models, and its discontinuation will leave a significant gap in the market. Unfortunately, Chevrolet has yet to announce a replacement for the Spark, which leaves consumers in a difficult position. They may be forced to purchase a more expensive vehicle with no affordable options available. In addition, it could significantly strain their finances, mainly if they are on a tight budget.

Chevrolet has announced that it will award $165,000 in scholarships. They are for the 2022 marketing and journalism interns attending HBCUs. The scholarships are part of the automaker's longstanding partnership with the NNPA.

GM took the wraps off the new Chevrolet Tahoe Performance Package at the Detroit auto show. The package offers a sporty new look for the popular SUV and a raft of performance upgrades.

Chevrolet has just announced a new program for EV owners - a complete garage makeover! This program includes the installation of a home charging station. It also has several other perks designed to make life easier for EV owners.

You may be impressed by electric vehicles and are considering purchasing an EV car that you can use to get around each day. It can also be intimidating to invest in an electric vehicle if you're not aware of all of the costs involved. Consumer Reports recently conducted a study that determined if electric vehicles are more cost-effective to own compared to gasoline-powered vehicles.

When Chevrolet announced the 2023 Corvette Z06, many people were awaiting its release. But it's not just any Corvette Z06. It is a special edition that raised money for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. $1 million was raised for this unique car. It is an excellent example of how individuals and businesses can come together to support important causes.

 
General Motors' electrification program is gaining pace, with plans to electrify the Corvette. It will be a two-step procedure, beginning with a hybrid version of the sports vehicle in 2023 and ending with an all-electric Corvette in 2024.

 
The Chevy Bolt EUV and EV are both excellent electric cars released in 2022. The EUV has a more extended range than the EV. However, both vehicles come with standard features like automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assist. The interior of the EUV is spacious and comfortable, with plenty of room for five adults. The exterior is sleek and stylish, with a sporty look that will turn heads. The Chevy Bolt EUV and EV are both great electric cars that will impress.

 
The Corvette has a long history in the United States. Here's an overview of its history, going from C1 to C8 with other information included as well.