Chevrolet Models

Chevrolet’s 3-ton heavy-duty truck series emerged in the mid-1960s as part of the brand’s expanded medium/heavy commercial lineup. In Chevrolet parts and service literature, the 3-ton Series 80000 is documented from t...

Chevrolet’s 3500 designation began as the brand’s one-ton truck series during the 1970s, when GM’s light-duty pickup lineup was reorganized into the familiar 1500/2500/3500 hierarchy. In that era, the 3500 sat at the ...

Chevrolet’s 3500/4500 nameplate is part of the brand’s Low Cab Forward commercial truck line, introduced for the 2019 model year in the United States. Chevrolet positioned these trucks as medium-duty work vehicles bui...

Chevrolet’s heavy-duty 3500HD nameplate emerged with the modern Silverado HD family for the 2001 model year, when Chevrolet launched its new full-size heavy-duty pickup lineup. That introduction marked a major step be...

This Chevrolet commercial nameplate belongs to the Low Cab Forward cab-over truck family and appears to have been introduced for the 2024 model year as part of the lineup’s updated HG-series gas variants. Chevrolet’s ...

Chevrolet’s 4500 nameplate first appeared in the Express commercial-vehicle family for the 2009 model year, positioned as the heaviest-duty member of the Express cutaway line. Built for commercial upfit work rather th...

Chevrolet’s 4500HD nameplate entered the modern commercial-truck lineup for the 2019 model year as part of the brand’s return to Class 4 medium-duty trucks. It was launched with the all-new Silverado Medium Duty famil...

This gas-powered low cab forward commercial truck nameplate was added for the 2024 model year as part of Chevrolet’s modern Low Cab Forward lineup. It brought a gasoline alternative to the medium-duty cab-over range, ...

The 4500XD is Chevrolet’s heavier-duty Low Cab Forward commercial truck variant, introduced for the 2019 model year as part of the brand’s cab-forward work-truck lineup. It was launched alongside related Low Cab Forwa...

Chevrolet’s 5500HD nameplate arrived in the 2017 model year as part of the brand’s modern medium-duty commercial truck push. It was introduced in the Low Cab Forward lineup, a cab-over design aimed at businesses that ...

This medium-duty cab-over entered the lineup for the 2024 model year as part of the brand’s Low Cab Forward commercial truck family. It was introduced to serve vocational buyers who need a compact front-over-engine fo...

This Chevrolet medium-duty nameplate first appeared for the 2017 model year as part of the brand’s Low Cab Forward commercial truck lineup. The 5500XD was positioned as the heavier-duty diesel step within that cab-ove...

This Chevrolet commercial model belongs to the Low Cab Forward family, the modern cab-over truck line designed for urban delivery, vocational upfit work, and other medium-duty commercial applications. The 5500 XG desi...

Chevrolet added this nameplate to its cab-over commercial lineup for the 2023 model year, extending the Low Cab Forward series into a heavier-duty class above the 5500 XD. It was created for vocational buyers who need...

This Chevrolet 7500 XD is the heavy-duty end of the Chevrolet low-cab-forward commercial truck family, a cab-over design built for urban delivery, vocational upfitting and other high-capacity fleet work. Chevrolet’s f...

No verified Chevrolet-badged production model could be confirmed for this nameplate. Live research indicates the nameplate was used on a different General Motors division’s compact sedan and coupe, with archival mater...

Chevrolet’s aluminum tilt-cab heavy truck configuration emerged in the mid-1960s as part of the brand’s forward-control commercial lineup. It was used on Chevrolet cab-over medium- and heavy-duty trucks, where the cab...

Introduced for the 1985 model year, this rear-wheel-drive mid-size van filled a niche between compact front-drive minivans and larger full-size commercial vans. It was developed as a more practical, truck-based altern...

Introduced for the 2002 model year, this Chevrolet pickup blended full-size truck utility with SUV-style enclosed cargo versatility and the brand’s signature midgate design. It was launched as a distinctive alternativ...

Chevrolet introduced the Aveo in North America for the 2004 model year as a low-cost subcompact, positioned as the brand’s new entry-level car after the Metro. In its earliest U.S. form, it was offered as a sedan and ...

Chevrolet’s B7 was a medium-duty cab-and-chassis model used primarily for bus and vocational applications. It belonged to GM’s B-series conventional medium-duty lineup and was sold as a work-focused chassis rather tha...

Introduced for the 1988 model year, this compact front-wheel-drive coupe was Chevrolet’s two-door companion to the Corsica and part of GM’s L-body family. It arrived as a stylish replacement for the earlier Citation-e...

Chevrolet’s Blazer nameplate first appeared for the 1969 model year on the K5/K-5 4x4, launching as a rugged full-size SUV built from truck hardware and aimed at buyers who wanted open-air utility with real off-road a...

Chevrolet’s Bolt nameplate began with the Bolt EV, introduced for the 2017 model year as an affordable long-range battery-electric hatchback. It quickly became one of the most important early mass-market EVs in the U....