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As one of the most iconic and well-known sports cars globally, the Chevrolet Corvette has a long and storied history. From its humble beginnings as a concept car in 1953 to the brand new C8 model unveiled in 2019, the Corvette has always been about speed, power, and style. In this post, we'll take a look at the evolution of this classic American sports car from generation to generation. So, whether you're a longtime Corvette fan or just curious about these legendary vehicles, read on for an in-depth overview of Corvette history!

 
Chevrolet has vowed to go all-electric. But when does Chevrolet plan to be all-electric? That is the question of the day. The American company, owned by General Motors, plans to build 20 fully electric vehicles by 2023.

 
Corvette Racing will be back at Le Mans in 2022 with a factory team and is planning additional FIA World Endurance Championship and European Le Mans Series entries, General Motors Executive Vice President Mark Reuss told RACER. As confirmed by GM's executive vice president of global product development and its North American president, the return to Le Mans has been on the books for some time. It is part of a larger global strategy.

 

After-school food programs are sometimes the only resource that children have to receive a sustainable meal. As much as we want to believe that all children have enough to eat, it's not always true. When falling on difficult times, children go hungry or don't have access to nutritious food. Concerned adults and volunteers at Frisco Fastpacs have a straightforward mission: to make sure that no child is hungry when "school is not in session."

 

When you're shopping for your next vehicle, think about investing in a new Chevrolet model that comes with a remote start function. This might not be something you think you would need from a new vehicle, but you'll quickly learn to love the convenience that this feature provides. You'll be able to start your car from inside your home or office and expect to enjoy the perfect temperature inside your vehicle when you initially get in. You have to remember to set your air conditioning or heat to the desired temperature you want to run when the…

 

If you want a new Chevrolet for 2021, you've come to the right place. Our dealership proudly offers a vast array of shiny new models to choose from. If you know that you want a Chevrolet but you haven't quite determined which model or trim are right for you, let us help. You can start by narrowing your options by paint color and price, but there are other things you'll want to think about as well to ensure you are driving home in a car that's right for your lifestyle.

 

When Chevrolet began tinkering with an electric motor, battery kit, and a 1977 Chevrolet K5 Blazer, things began to get interesting. Could Chevrolet take the decades-old model and transform it into a fully functioning all-electric SUV? The electric motor they modeled their kit after was from the Chevrolet Bolt EV, an enticing entry from the brand that is a favorite among drivers. They were able to take a 147 kW electric motor and couple it with a 60 kWh battery. They used a DC-DC converter to handle the AC functions on the powertrain.

An electric vehicle presents a high level of eco-friendliness while taking long drives. The advantages of opting for this technology are endless. If your next move is to own an electric vehicle, your best shot lies in Chevrolet. Chevrolet's team of engineers and experts offer a holistic resource aimed at meeting all your driving desires with the Chevy Bolt EV Academy.

Considering the hefty price tag on a car, even if you buy it used, you naturally want some assurance that you will get your money's worth from any vehicle that you purchase. Many factors contribute to overall satisfaction and value with a car purchase. This includes the type of car you buy, the seller, and the vehicle's maintenance.

Like many Americans, you may be feeling frustrated by the requirement to keep away from others in public settings during the COVID-19 crisis. This measure, called social distancing, is being used by local, state, and national governments alike to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus.