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GM to Resume Production in Ontario on May 11

Starting next Monday, a portion of General Motors’ St. Catharines Propulsion Plant in Ontario will come back online—a week earlier than most other North American facilities. The news was made official by both GM Canada and the Unifor auto workers union. St. Catharines is responsible for producing V6 engines for …May 7, 2020

A 1,000-hp Chevrolet Corvette Zora is Apparently Coming in 2025

Hagerty recently got hold of a document containing General Motors’ plan for the Chevrolet Corvette in the coming years. If the information is correct, a 1,000-horsepower variant called “Zora” will debut in 2025, using a twin-turbocharged 5.5-litre V8 engine backed by hybrid technology. Peak torque would amount to 975 pound-feet. April 23, 2020

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Watch: 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Races a Porsche 911 GT3 RS

We hope you’ve read the entire first-drive review of the all-new 2020 Chevrolet Corvette by our award-winning contributor Marc Lachapelle. If not, click on the link above and check out everything he had to say about the mid-engine, eight-generation (C8) model. As you know, production started on February 3 and …April 8, 2020

COVID-19: GM Delays Launch of Updated and New Models

General Motors has told employees and suppliers that development and work on several upcoming models have been put on hold in order to save cash during the COVID-19 crisis. Reuters and The Detroit News received confirmation from GM that planned updates to the Chevrolet Equinox , Bolt EV , Camaro …April 1, 2020

What if the 2020 Corvette Had Kept a Front-mounted Engine?

The launch of the new eighth-generation (C8) 2020 Chevrolet Corvette has been a successful one to say the least. Customers quickly filled the order books and the automotive media named it the North American Car of the Year . However, a certain number of fans were put off in varying …March 30, 2020

GM, Ford to Make Fewer EVs in 2026 Than Tesla in 2019

General Motors and Ford have made headlines with their bold electrification plans in recent years. The former intends to double EV resources by 2021 and launch 20 new models globally by 2023 ( many of which were secretly previewed a few weeks ago), while the latter aims to add 40 …March 26, 2020

The 1,200-hp Hennessey Corvette Sounds Wicked

Last December, the renowned tuning experts at Hennessey announced their plan to turn the new, mid-engine 2020 Chevrolet Corvette into a 1,200-horsepower beast, just like they did a short while earlier with the Camaro . We now have a bit more details and a video you definitely need to check …March 23, 2020

2020 Chevrolet Corvette: Good News and Bad News

Following yesterday’s announcement that General Motors would suspend its North American manufacturing operations at least until March 30, we have learned that Chevrolet is no longer taking orders for the 2020 Corvette . A leaked e-mail sent to dealers and posted on the Corvette Forum website broke the news. “Due …March 19, 2020

2021 Chevrolet Traverse Revised With Just Enough Changes

UPDATE (04/10/2020)--Due to COVID-19, Chevrolet has postponed changes to the Traverse until the 2022 model year. Below is the original article. While the larger Tahoe and Suburban have received a full makeover for 2021, the Chevrolet Traverse has only reached the midpoint of its current generation, introduced for 2018. The …March 17, 2020

Is This Proof That a Chevy Camaro EV is Coming?

As reported last week, General Motors held a presentation at its Tech Center in Michigan to not only unveil a new, high-capacity battery with up to 645 km of range but also to shed some light on its future electric vehicles to be sold within the next few years. One …March 9, 2020

GM’s Future EVs Finally Come into Focus

General Motors’ presentation inside the Design Dome at its Tech Center in Warren, Michigan yesterday not only included a new, ultra-powerful battery with up to 645 kilometres of range, but also a glimpse and a few details about its upcoming electric vehicles. Unfortunately, no cameras were allowed, and except for …March 5, 2020

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