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It's an exciting time in the world of automotive technology. Chevrolet recently announced that they were able to convert the configuration of a 1977 K5 Blazer and turn it into a full-fledged electric machine. Chevrolet has been tinkering with this concept for a while now, but they were never able to get production off the ground until this year. By converting a gas-powered 1977 K5 Blazer into a fully functioning electric vehicle, they laid the blueprint for new EV retrofit conversion kits.

Electric vehicles (EV) are equipped with electric motors that run using electricity, a generator or a battery to produce energy. In comparison to gasoline, electricity is one of the cleanest, renewable forms of energy available.

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.

While other car companies hold essential connectivity for higher editions, Chevrolet keeps adding it to more and more of its fleet. As such, you can now find Android Auto on every new Chevrolet with a touchscreen.

Pairing mobile devices to your Chevrolet is easy once you enable Bluetooth. While sitting with the vehicle turned on and in park, activate your phone or tablet’s Bluetooth feature, and then find and pair your device using your Chevy’s MyLink touchscreen. Check out the enclosed video to see how it’s done.

As the owner of a new Chevy car, truck or SUV, it’s important that you know how to use some of your vehicle’s most prominent systems. With this in mind, we encourage you to watch the below video to discover some quick tips on how to take advantage of Chevy’s voice recognition capabilities.