GM has announced that the next generation Chevy Volt will debut at the Detroit auto show in January. The company's global chief marketing officer, Tim Mahoney, made the announcement at a seminar this week in Traverse City, Michigan. When pressed for details about the plug-in Chevy Volt, Mahoney said: "You'll see improvements all the way across, from technology to design." He added that the new Volt is “a pure expression of what Find New Roads represents.""Find New Roads" is Chevy's tag line. What we have heard about the redesigned Volt is that it will get an extra rear seat, bumping capacity to 5 occupants. The 1.4-litre four-cylinder engine is being replaced by a smaller, 1.0-litre, three-cylinder. We are expecting that the new version will have a new platform and an increased range.

Chevrolet is reportedly working on a high-performance version of its Silverado pickup truck. With Ford and Ram offering the F-150 Raptor and 1500 TRX respectively, does Chevrolet really have a choice but to develop a Silverado ZR2?

For 2022, in addition to giving the Bolt we know an upgrade, Chevrolet is adding the Bolt EUV, for Electric Utility Vehicle, to its lineup. Here are images, pricing and full details.

Stop winter smacking you around, even if you’re on a budget. Auto123 presents once again this year our list of the 10 most affordable all-wheel drive vehicles for 2021 in Canada.