Chevrolet Vehicles

Chevrolet, colloquially known as Chevy, is one of the pillars of the global automotive industry. Founded in 1911 by Louis Chevrolet and William C. Durant in Detroit, Michigan, it quickly became the core brand of General Motors (GM). The brand is celebrated for pioneering accessible technology and performance, with iconic models ranging from the Corvette and Camaro to the Silverado and Bolt EV.

Today, Chevrolet operates as a truly global brand with a vast manufacturing footprint. While its spiritual home and significant production remain in the United States (primarily in states like Michigan, Indiana, and Texas), vehicles are also manufactured in numerous other countries including Mexico, Canada, Brazil, South Korea, and China to meet regional market demands. Chevrolet continues to lead GM's transition into electric mobility while maintaining its legacy in the internal combustion engine market.