Chevrolet

Chevrolet, founded in 1911 by Louis-Joseph Chevrolet and William C. Durant in Detroit, is one of America's oldest automotive brands and remains a cornerstone of General Motors since its integration in 1918. With over a century of Chevrolet history marked by iconic models such as the Corvette (since 1953), Impala, Camaro and Silverado, the brand has won millions of customers worldwide by covering all segments, from compact sedans to rugged pickup trucks and modern electric vehicles. The current Chevrolet range, available in over 140 countries, centers its strategy around electrification and connectivity, with launches including the Bolt EV since 2016 and the Equinox EV, responding to competition from Tesla and Ford in the American and international markets. Leader of the North American pickup market with the Silverado, Chevrolet operates from facilities in the United States, Mexico, Brazil and China, producing over 2 million vehicles annually before the pandemic. Each Chevrolet specification sheet reflects General Motors' expertise, combining thermal, hybrid and electric powertrains to meet strict 2025 environmental standards while preserving the American DNA of performance and practicality that defines the brand from 1939 to the present day.