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GM Specialty Vehicles: The cars we want in Australia

GMSV will launch with the Chevrolet Corvette and Silverado, but there's much more we want from the American giant.

General Motors is reducing the number of wires in its new Ultium battery packs by up to 90 per cent, which it believes should help it get a huge fleet of electric vehicles to market sooner.

Could an hybrid or EV Chevrolet Corvette be on the way? The renewal of the 'E-Ray' trademark suggests GM could still be plotting an electrified supercar.

General Motors' has shared some details on what vehicles will be part of its ambitious electric vehicle expansion, with everything from bush-bashing Hummers to a hand-built Cadillac.

Is the new mid-engined C8 still a true Corvette, a blue-collar supercar for the masses? Let's find out.

The battery race is on! GM is developing its own “million-mile”, cobalt-free battery for pure-electric vehicles.

The C8 will be the first series of Chevrolet Corvette to offer hybrid and all-wheel drive variants, while also introducing a new double-overhead cam V8 engine that’ll be available with turbocharging.

Want a muscle car, but don't fancy a Ford Mustang? The Chevrolet Camaro is still on offer in Australia, but not for long.

This is what happens when salt water crossings go wrong – RIP two Chevrolet Silverados.

The Silverado LTZ might be a mid-spec model in the USA, but it promises to be one of the best-equipped utes in Australia.