In the American automobile industry, few names are as iconic as Chevrolet. Founded in 1911, the brand has more than a century of history, and over the decades, has introduced many models in the U.S.

Once written off as yesterday’s sedan, the Chevrolet Malibu has pulled off one of the most surprising reversals in the U.S. used-car market—while trucks and EVs continue to shape how Americans drive.

Chevrolet is a name nearly as old as the commercial automobile industry itself. Even if you're not a car fanatic, you're likely at least somewhat aware of this all-American brand and its many iconic ...

GM will end the Chevy Bolt EV’s limited production run by mid-2027 and shift its Kansas factory to other lines.

It’s a good year to be a Corvette fan. Of the brand’s remaining cars, Chevrolet’s venerated sports car receives the most updates this year, including a new hotted-up ZR1 model. There are changes for ...

While Chevy built many memorable models that sold incredibly well, these five failed to captivate and flopped in spectacular ...

Once boasting an array of models approaching the level of Toyota, Chevrolet has over the years become ever smaller and now consists mainly of light trucks. The Corvette is one of a few exceptions to ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

The verdict: It won’t win any drag races, but the redesigned 2025 Chevrolet Equinox drives beautifully, looks good, comes value-packed with safety equipment and feels like a high-quality piece. Versus ...

When Bob Dylan sang, "you better start swimmin' or you'll sink like a stone, for the times they are a-changin," he couldn't have found a better lyric to describe Chevrolet during the 1960s. It was a ...

The Chevy Onix Track Day Show Car has been unveiled by GM in Brazil as another nod to the automaker’s 100th anniversary in the country.

The first Chevrolet V8 engine to succeed commercially was the 1955 small block. But it wasn't Chevy's first V8. That came ...