2021 Chevrolet Cars

The second-generation Chevy Colorado was first introduced in the 2015 model year, tagging GM's official return to the midsize pickup truck section. Since its introduction, Colorado had clawed its way to the second best-selling spot in its part until the new Ford Ranger pushed it down to third. Many people hoped that GM would give Colorado a facelift, but that never happened. Instead, the truck received minor changes and updates throughout its life. The 2021 model year Chevy brings a few more notable changes, including a slightly reworked front end, revised trim levels, packages, and more. Stunning Exterior: The most noticeable exterior change for the 2021 Chevrolet Colorado is a slightly revised front fascia: The WT, LT, and Z71 models have new center bars, lower fascias, and skid plates. According to Chevrolet, the ZR2 gets a new front fascia that looks more aggressive than before while also improving drivers' visibility. N ew Chevrolet emblems are also featured on the r...

The 2021 Chevy Bolt EV is a small all-electric vehicle with a long hatchback body. It is one of the cheapest electric cars with an extended range of over 200 miles. The Bolt EV LT trim is an ideal car for space-conscious travelers in the city. It stands out from its category thanks to its location and reliable performance. It is most likely from the Nissan Leaf Plus and Hyundai Kona Electric. It comes in two premium quality trim levels: LT trim The Bolt LT remains tech-savvy with its WiFi-ready 4G infotainment system. The Chevy Bolt LT comes in eight beautiful colors, from classic to bold options for various customers. Premier trim The Bolt EV Premier trim is available in nine exterior colors, including everything from basic equipment to silver ice metallic. You can expect an 8-inch color screen in the infotainment system with the equipment variant Premier. Performance Perfection The Bolt EV rolls well with a large center steering area, allowing Chevy to navigate the highw...