The Rush Is On
The surge in interest for electric vehicles (EVs) is happening right now, and it’s all thanks to the federal EV tax credit making them more affordable than ever. But here’s the catch—these savings won’t last forever. As the credit could soon expire, many are rushing to lock in the incentives while they still can. You don’t want to miss out!
Why Act Now? The EV Rush Is Real!
Recent reports show that EV inquiries have skyrocketed, with demand more than doubling over the past few weeks. The growing interest is no coincidence—buyers are eager to secure the savings, and that means more EVs are flying off the lot every day. You could be one of the lucky few to save BIG before the incentives change.
Fuel Cost Savings You Can’t Ignore
Switching to an electric vehicle means cutting down on fuel costs—often by hundreds of dollars each month! EVs are not only more energy-efficient, but electricity is far cheaper than gas. This could translate into thousands of dollars saved over the life of your vehicle. With fluctuating gas prices and unpredictable fuel costs, an EV gives you peace of mind knowing your savings are locked in.
Impressive Range and Fast Charging
Modern electric vehicles are pushing the boundaries of what you thought was possible, offering ranges that make long road trips a breeze. With new models at Team Chevrolet, you can expect impressive ranges that will take you from city to city without the worry of constant charging stops. Plus, with the latest fast-charging technology, getting back on the road is faster than ever.
Don’t Wait—The Clock Is Ticking!
The incentives may not be here forever, and as soon as buyers catch wind that they could be disappearing, demand will spike. This could mean fewer vehicles available at lower prices—and more competition for your dream EV. Take advantage of this moment now at Team Chevrolet, where we’re ready to help you find the perfect EV to fit your lifestyle.
So, what are you waiting for? Visit us today, explore our wide selection of EVs, and see how much you could save while the federal tax credit is still in effect. Hurry—before it’s too late! 🚗⚡️
Seventy years ago, a revolution began
In late 1954, Chevrolet took the wraps off its model-year 1955 line of Task Force pickup trucks. The first full redesign of Chevy pickups since 1947, the ‘55s were a bold step forward in technology and design. Not only were they stylish, comfortable, and capable – these trucks helped introduce the small-block V8 engine to the world.
The small-block V8 represented a paradigm shift in engine technology. The overhead-valve design optimized the flow of air and fuel into the combustion chamber, improving fuel efficiency while boosting horsepower. True to its name, the small-block V8 is compact and lightweight, packing dependable power in a tidy package. Soon, this engine found its way into vehicles across the Chevy lineup, making V8s available to everyday American car buyers.
Soon, the small-block caught the attention of racers and hotrodders. The engine’s power potential and tidy dimensions made it ideal for purpose-built race cars, show cars, speedboats, and all kinds of experimental vehicles. Chevy began selling the small-block as a crate engine, a complete powerplant ready to be transplanted into your automotive dream project.
As the muscle-car era took off, Chevy developed a larger, more powerful V8 engine. This big-block variant went on to power hard-working trucks and commercial vehicles, high-performance sport models, and large luxury cars. Still, the small-block endured as the quintessential American V8.
Over the past 70 years, GM estimates it has built over 100 million small-block V8s for Chevrolet. The 2025 Silverado 1500 continues that tradition by offering the largest and most powerful naturally aspirated V8 engine in the segment: the 6.2-liter small-block V8, generating 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque. From the job site to outdoor adventures, today’s small-block powered Silverado brings toughness, technology, and capability to any task.
The small-block V8 engine may have been born 70 years ago, but its future with GM is bright. This engine is more powerful, durable, and efficient than ever before. A redesigned sixth-generation small-block is coming soon, which will further enhance everything drivers love about this legendary American engine. In 2023, General Motors invested $854 million to support production of the sixth-generation small-block V8 across plants in Michigan, Ohio and New York. The Chevy small-block V8 will continue to be an American automotive success story.
The 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV launches later this year in three distinct trims with more range, content, and price options for retail and commercial customers.
- Range: With 492 miles1, the 2025 Silverado EV with Max Range sets the new standard as the range leader for electric trucks.
- Trims: The Silverado EV offers new technology, range, and design packages across Work Truck (WT), LT and RST trims.
- Price: Starting MSRP as low as $57,0952. Select retail models may qualify for the full $7,500 federal tax credit for eligible customers.
“Truck customers tell us range is one of the main barriers to considering an EV. The 2024 Silverado EV already was the range leader, and for this new model year we’ve set the bar even higher,” said Scott Bell, vice president, Chevrolet. “A second barrier to entry is price, so we are fortifying the Silverado EV lineup by providing more choice. For 2025, we’re introducing an LT trim, offering a more affordable RST package and expanding WT offerings. This increased capability and accessibility is great news for the segment, the industry, and the brand.”
Introducing Silverado EV LT
The LT trim is available on the Silverado EV for the first time. Both the LT with standard content and with the LT Premium Package are priced so eligible customers may qualify for the federal tax credit. The LT offers the following standard content:
- 300 kW DC public fast charging4
- Standard 18-inch aluminum wheels, with accessory 22-inch wheels available later in the model year
- Unique lower front fascia and uplevel exterior lighting, including illuminated front gold bowtie
- Standard 17.7-inch-diagonal center infotainment screen paired with 11 inch-diagonal driver informational center
- 12,500 lb towing5 capacity and 1,800 lb payload6
- Up to 765 lb-ft torque and 645 horsepower7 with Wide Open Watts mode
- Available in six exterior colors, including trim-exclusive Blue Smoke Metallic
- Standard Multi-Flex Tailgate
- 408 miles of range1 on a full charge
- A Premium Package is available later in the model year and adds the following features:
- Available Multi-Flex Midgate, which offers up to 10 feet and 10 inches of load floor when paired with the standard Multi-Flex Tailgate
- Available Super Cruise8, the only hands-free advanced driver assistance system to offer hands-free trailering, will be active on about 750,000 miles of roads in the U.S. and Canada by the end of 2025
- 22-inch machined-face aluminum wheels
- 390 miles of range1 on a full charge
Work Truck sets a new range standard
With 492 miles of range1 available on the Max Range Silverado EV Work Truck, the range leader in electric trucks can now go even further.
The Work Truck continues to be available to commercial customers and will launch with a starting MSRP of $69,4952 for the extended range battery pack, offering 422 miles of range1.
More choices will be available for Work Truck – including a new Slate Gray exterior color.
More range available on RST
The Silverado EV RST will be available with two different battery pack options and offers a max range of 460 miles3.
The 2025 Silverado EV RST also includes Sidewinder as standard equipment. Sidewinder, one of Silverado EV RST’s standard four-wheel steering modes, allows all four wheels to turn in the same direction and move the truck diagonally at speeds up to 20 mph. The feature, selectable from the infotainment screen, gives drivers a new way to conquer everything from rugged terrain to tight parking spaces.
The RST is available in six exterior colors, including trim-exclusive Zephyr Blue Matte Metallic.
Coming later this year
Chevrolet expects to ship 2025 Silverado EV WT, LT and RST to customers before the end of the year. Later in the model year, a Work Truck with the standard range battery pack will join the lineup for fleet and retail customers and will be available with a starting MSRP of $57,0952. The EPA-estimated range will be available closer to that truck’s launch.
The Silverado EV is assembled with domestically and globally-sourced parts at Factory ZERO Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center in Michigan — the launching pad for GM’s multi-brand all-EV strategy.
General Motors (NYSE:GM) is driving the future of transportation, leveraging advanced technology to build safer, smarter, and lower emission cars, trucks, and SUVs. GM’s Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC brands offer a broad portfolio of innovative gasoline-powered vehicles and the industry’s widest range of EVs, as we move to an all-electric future. Learn more at GM.com.
1 On a full charge. EPA-estimated. Actual range may vary based on several factors, including ambient temperature, terrain, battery age and condition, loading, and how you use and maintain your vehicle.
2MSRP excludes tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.
3On a full charge. GM-estimated range based on development testing and/or analytical projection consistent with SAE J1634 revision 2017 – MCT and subject to change prior to production. Actual range may vary based on several factors, including temperature, terrain, battery age, loading, and how you use and maintain your vehicle.
4Requires use of public 800-volt DC fast chargers.
5Available on model year 2025 LT. Based on preliminary GM testing. May require optional trailering equipment to achieve maximum capacity. Maximum trailering ratings are intended for comparison purposes only. Before you buy a vehicle or use it for trailering, carefully review the trailering section of the Owner’s Manual. The trailering capacity of your specific vehicle may vary. The weight of passengers, cargo and options or accessories may reduce the amount you can trailer.
6Available on model year 2025 LT. Based on preliminary GM testing. For comparison purposes only. See the Owner’s Manual and the label on the vehicle door jamb for the carrying capacity of a specific vehicle.
7GM estimated. Model year 2025 Silverado EV Extended Range LT with Wide Open Watts.
8Lane Change on Demand and Automatic Lane Change not available while trailering. Always pay attention while driving and when using Super Cruise. Do not use a hand-held device. Requires active Super Cruise plan or trial. Terms apply. Visit chevysupercruise.com for compatible roads and full details.
Corvette ZR1 hits 233 mph
The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is now the fastest car ever built by an American auto manufacturer.
At a test track in Germany, General Motors President Mark Reuss drove a 2025 Corvette ZR1 233 mph, setting a top speed record unrivaled by any current production car priced under $1 million.
The Corvette team set this two-way average speed on the northbound and southbound straightaways of the High-Speed Oval Track at ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg, in a recent test in Papenburg, Germany.
“Setting the top-speed record in the Corvette ZR1 is a true triumph for Corvette and for Chevrolet, and also an exhilarating, surreal experience for me personally,” said Reuss. “With the current generation’s switch to mid-engine, we knew the outstanding performance and balance made this a real possibility. To go over there and get it done is a testament to the power of ZR1, and to the incredibly talented team that developed and built it.
The ZR1 features the most powerful V8 engine ever produced in America by an auto manufacturer. Corvette shifted to mid-engine architecture in 2020, unlocking new levels of performance and innovation.
Chevrolet engineers leveraged GM’s deep software, modeling, and hardware development knowledge to set a new speed benchmark for American automakers.
Facts about Corvette ZR1’s record-setting run:
- The ZR1 coupe which set the record had a standard chassis and aero package, with a standard spoiler with short wicker, carbon fiber ground effects, Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires and aluminum wheels.
- Chevrolet engineers developed Top Speed Mode, exclusively for closed course use, which adjusts chassis control systems for maximum speed.
- The ZR1 reached 233 mph with the engine at redline in sixth gear.
- During testing, including Reuss’s record run, an engineer was in the passenger seat analyzing data in real-time.
- The 233-mph run was not a one-off performance. Five engineers and both ZR1 development cars onsite exceeded 230 mph across multiple runs.
- Papenburg provided optimal conditions, such as temperature and air density, for a high-speed test. Chevrolet engineers have previously set top speeds for the sixth and seventh generation Corvette ZR1, and the sixth generation Camaro ZL1 at this facility.
- The ZR1 is the fastest car GM has ever produced.
The 2025 Corvette ZR1 has the following features:
- A 5.5L, twin-turbocharged LT7 DOHC flat-plane crank V8 engine
- 1,064 horsepower at 7,000 rpm and 828 lb-ft of torque at 6,000 rpm, per SAE guidelines — the most power ever from a factory Corvette and the most powerful V8 ever produced in America from an auto manufacturer
- A GM-estimated sub-10-second quarter mile time
- Purposeful carbon fiber aero package creating over 1,200 pounds of downforce at top speed
- A revival of one of the most iconic styles in Corvette history: the split rear window
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