The cars put up for sale today and coming to your nearest dealer next year have been in development for the last 5-10 years. What you can buy in a few years is already under development. The Chevrolet Cars that you won't be able to buy for most of the decades have already been approved and the design freeze. The industry operates on a multi-year cycle, so there is always more to come.

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Chevrolet sells everything from full-size trucks to small cars. Spark and Sonic form the subcompact lineup, offering some of the lowest MSRPs in the US and other Asian markets. However, only Spark remained in Canada: Sonic disappeared from this market in 2018. Chevrolet has scaled down its vehicle lineup in recent years like its subsidiaries. Gone are the Volt hybrid and compact Cruze, and the full-size Impala will arrive for the 2020 model year. The Bolt EV remains a compact hatchback that boasts a good battery and an attractive price.

Sports cars still live in Chevrolet, in which Camaro carries cheap torches. They come with a choice of four engines, ranging from a turbocharged four-cylinder to a wild, 650 horsepower supercharged V8. Corvette achieved one of its most significant changes for 2020, moving to a new mid-platform platform. Chevrolet also offers a wide range of trucks and crossovers. There is something for every size and budget for sellers, seven-seater Traverse, Equinox, the new 2021 Tahoe, and Suburban Twins. Silverado continues to be GM's bread and butter truck and now has more engine options, including diesel. Besides, Colorado makes impressive entries in the mid-size pickup segment.

In terms of safety, the 2020 Chevrolet Bolt EV and Equinox Crossover received top safety choice ratings from the IIHS. Adaptive Cruise Control; Automatic Parking Assistance; Safety Alert Seat; Rear Cross Traffic Warning; Front Park Assistance; Rear Park Assistance; Lane Change Warning with Side Blind Zone Warning are available safety options in almost all trim models of the 2021 Chevrolet lineup.

With such an expanding manufacturing sector, it is no surprise that there are plenty of new or redesigned Chevrolet models for 2021.