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Chevrolet is proud to introduce the Tahoe RST Performance Edition for 2023. The new Tahoe RST Performance Edition is designed for drivers who want more power. It also has better handling and more speed. It has a more powerful engine, better handling and braking systems, and a higher top speed.

Chevrolet announced a complete garage makeover for EV owners. They're committed to providing the best experience for customers who own electric vehicles.

According to a recent study from Consumer Reports, electric vehicles can offer substantial savings over traditional gas-powered cars in terms of cost of ownership. The study found that electric vehicles can be cheaper to operate and maintain than their gas-powered counterparts.

On April 9th, the 2023 Corvette Z06 was auctioned for $1 million at the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction. The proceeds from the sale will benefit the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. The GM Foundation matched the winning bid, bringing the total donation to $2 million. Chevrolet and GM have a long history of supporting education initiatives. The latest donation is another example of their dedication to giving back to the community.

 
2023 is a big year for the Chevrolet brand. That's when they plan to roll out the fabled Corvette EV, an electric twist on an already historic sports car. GM recently put out the good news to the masses in an announcement that sees an EV model and a hybrid model. For most folks, it's the EV that promises to be the most newsworthy. People are already hungry for news on the Corvette EV.

 
The world needs a hero, and electric vehicles like the first all-electric Silverado and Chevy Bolt EV are filling in that role with a mighty roar. The inventiveness of Chevrolet engineers is on full display this year with Chevy's all-new electric vehicle lineup. In 2022, this will focus primarily on the Bolt EV and Silverado EV, but there's more on the horizon for the brand in the coming years.

 
The Chevrolet Corvette is an iconic American sports car that has been in production for over 60 years. The first generation, or C1, was introduced in 1953 and the most recent, C8, in 2020. There have been six others between these generations: C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, and C7. The Corvette has undergone many changes throughout its history. Still, one thing has remained the same: its status as American ingenuity and muscle symbol. So, join us as we take a trip down memory lane and explore the Corvette from its humble beginnings to present-day glory.

 
Chevrolet has just announced that by 2025, all of its models will be partially or electric. The company has made an aggressive timetable for itself. It even plans to stop production on some gas engine cars as early as next year.

 
Chevrolet will have their hand in the global racing market in 2022, thanks to their Corvette model. The Corvette C8.R race car design is going to be used for the national IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship in the United States. It will travel to the FIA World Endurance Championship, which features roadways in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Finally, the Corvette will be included in the lineup for Le Mans next July.

 

It may be time to pick out a new vehicle, and Husker Chevrolet wants to make sure that you have all the resources available to you that allow you to make the best investment decision possible. If you're new to the process of buying a car, there is a lot of research that goes into this process. We have some tips regarding what you should consider the next time you need to choose a vehicle.