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With a background deeply tied to General Motors, Jeff Luke—Executive Chief Engineer - Global Transmissions, Drive Units and Racing Propulsion Programs—attests to the long-standing legacy of the Chevrolet Silverado. He belongs to a dedicated community of workers who have built this pickup truck into an icon. Before Jeff officially joined GM in 1986, Chevrolet was already a family tradition, with several relatives working for General Motors and driving Chevy pickups.

 
In a remarkable crossover between motorsports and public safety, technology developed by Pratt Miller Motorsports, home to Corvette Racing, is being adapted to help safeguard first responders. At CES 2025, Oshkosh, a leading manufacturer of industrial trucks, revealed how they're leveraging this racing-derived technology to prevent tragic accidents involving emergency vehicles. The application of Corvette Racing's sophisticated monitoring systems could become a vital tool for first responder safety.

 
The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is shaping up to be one of the fastest cars in the world. General Motors President Mark Reuss recently drove it at a test track in Germany, where the ZR1 reached an incredible top speed of 233 mph. No production car under $1 million has reached this kind of speed. During several test runs, the new Corvette ZR1 consistently exceeded 230 mph, setting a new record for American sports cars.

Chevrolet is awarding $165,000 in scholarships to marketing and journalism interns. They are students at HBCUs across the country. The scholarships are part of Chevrolet's ongoing efforts. They support HBCUs and promote diversity in the automotive industry.

Van Chevrolet is partnering with Southern Platte County Athletic Association in Kansas City. Van Chevrolet has joined forces with the national Chevrolet Youth Baseball & Softball program to provide new equipment, invitations to free instructional clinics, and an opportunity for community members to earn donations for their league via a test drive fundraiser.

 
Closing the 2021 season, the Corvette Racing program announced ambitious plans for the upcoming season. Tracing its modern history to the late 1990s, this racing division has never competed in endurance-style events worldwide. Taking advantage of upgraded technologies, the next-generation Corvette models will adopt the GTD-Pro and GTE Pro badges. The two American vehicles will be deployed at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans in the heart of France.

 

Bridging the Gap came to fruition in 1992 when a small group of people got together in hopes of creating a recycling program in the area. More than 20 different recycling centers were built, along with a curbside recycling endeavor. As the years have gone on, Bridging the Gap has gained some very generous donors that help keep this mission going. To date, this is one of the most diverse environmental programs in the U.S. The group's goal is to connect the environment with the economy and community in Kansas City, made possible thanks to the 1,500…

Two powerhouses in corporate America have joined forces to bring drivers the most convenient way to indulge in their favorite dish. Chevrolet and Domino’s teamed up earlier this year after the famed pizza franchise announced the arrival of their application.

When it comes to reaching the younger market of Millennials, Chevy is working hard to retain a following. In doing so, they have found favor with Millennials by releasing a number of innovative models. The Chevy Trax, Cruze, and Spark have earned a devoted following because they are so affordable.