Chevrolet news

Hennessey Performance presented a project called Goliath 6x6.

The official Chevrolet website distributed information regarding the eighth generation of the Corvette sports car

The Corvette Forum website has distributed a spy snapshot of a new generation Chevrolet Corvette supercar, which will have a mid-engine layout.

Chevrolet Corvette SUV could easily compete with Porsche Cayenne.

The United States graduated with mass production of the Chevrolet Volt hybrid.

Since the cartoon 'The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part', Chevrolet decided to create a full-size version of the Silverado pickup.

The American company announced the 'charged' version of the Cruze hatch.​

Chevrolet completed with the production of the Chevrolet City Express van.

Chevrolet declassified its novelty, which will appear from the 3rd quarter of this year.

The revived car has turned into a typical SUV and its design is more of an Asian-style car.

The American brand showed the teaser of its novelty, which will debut later in 2018.

The next year's Chevrolet Malibu has shed some camo during testing the facelift.

Concern GM planned to finish until 2022 with the serial auto production of the electric Chevrolet Volt.

The 1st retail production 2019 Chevrolet ZR1 will be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson (Scottsdale, Arizona).

Hot Wheels and Chevrolet are celebrating 50 years together with a new special edition Camaro. And this comes right in time for the SEMA.

Two test cars Chevrolet Corvette with mid-engine and camouflage 'stoped' into the US near McDonald's. These cars arrived with "Corvette" and SUVs.

We don’t know what engine will be used for Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. It could be the innovated LT5 DOHC eight-cylinder or the Z06’s supercharged LT4 eight-cylinder.

People who dreamt of dual overhead camshafts in the future Corvette ZR1 are probably disappointed after a discovery in General Motors’ ordering system.

The Corvette Grand Sport from Chevrolet was announced as the official pace car for this year’s Indianapolis 500 later in May.

The general public will not get a chance to tour General Motors’ Bowling Green Assembly Plant for 18 months.