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A groundbreaking collaboration between motorsports and public safety is taking place. Technology developed by Pratt Miller Motorsports, the team behind Corvette Racing, is now being repurposed to protect first responders. During CES 2025, Oshkosh, a leading manufacturer of industrial trucks, revealed how they're utilizing racing-inspired technology to help prevent accidents involving emergency vehicles. This adaptation of Corvette Racing's cutting-edge monitoring systems is poised to help make our roads safer for first responders.

 
The highly anticipated 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is already showing that it will be one of the fastest cars on the planet. General Motors President Mark Reuss drove it on a test track in Germany, where it reached an astonishing top speed of 233 mph. No other production car priced under $1 million has achieved this level of speed. On multiple test runs, the Corvette ZR1 consistently hit over 230 mph, setting a new standard for American sports cars.

Chevrolet has a program designed to help close the achievement gap. It increases diversity in the automotive and journalism industries. Participants have the opportunity to learn from industry leaders and gain real-world experience. They build relationships that will last a lifetime.

Chevrolet has made it easier than ever to schedule and manage service appointments. If you haven't done so yet, now is the time to download the myChevrolet app onto your smartphone or tablet. While the app can help you do everything from finding your car in the parking lot to managing your Chevrolet Rewards points, its most convenient feature is the ability to schedule service visits instantly.

 
There is plenty to look forward to in 2022 regarding the automotive market. In addition to plenty of new models hitting the scene, Chevrolet will be going global in 2022 with their Chevy Corvette C8.R race car. This vehicle is going to be featured in the IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship, which takes place in the U.S. From there, it's going to arrive overseas for the FIA World Endurance Championship.

 

Mental health and addiction problems are prevalent in almost every community in the United States. Evansville is no exception. Peace Zone is a non-profit organization that strives to help those individuals 18 and over who have developed an addiction or struggle with mental health. In some cases, people struggle with both. Founded in 2012, Peace Zone has helped thousands confront a very serious issue in their lives and come out on the other side with a more hopeful attitude and way of life.

Millennials make up the largest car buying segment in the United States. Yet, the ways in which they are finding information on vehicles before they buy them is different from past generations. In 1950 and even into the 1990s, people still obtained most of their information about cars that they might want to buy from television.

Thanks to automotive-connectivity advancements, Chevrolet and Domino's now let you easily order your favorite pizza while you commute. We appreciate this development at Kenny Kent Chevrolet, and we want to show you how it works.

Elvis Presley was the king of rock and roll before he passed away in the late 1970s. As such, most aspects of his life, including his love of cars, have been well documented over the years. But there’s one part of the King’s life that many people probably haven’t heard of: his beloved 1948 Chevrolet Panel Truck that he used to sneak past his adoring fans.