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Addition in 2022
Chevy plans to launch a Z06 high-performance variant in 2023, with a reveal scheduled for this fall.
End in 2023
Bolt production is expected to end in 2023, likely to make room for more EVs on GM’s Ultium platform.
End in 2024?
The larger sibling of the Bolt EV is not expected to be updated. Instead, it likely will end in 2024 and the vehicle will be replaced by another EV.
New in 2023
Chevy is expected to launch an electric crossover in 2023, potentially to replace the Bolts on GM’s Ultium platform.
Freshen in 2021
The freshened Traverse, due in the third quarter, comes standard with six safety features on all trim levels.
New in 2025
Chevy is expected to launch an electric performance crossover in 2025 to compete with the Ford Mustang Mach-E.
New in 2024
Expect an electric GMC crossover, possibly built at Ingersoll Assembly in Canada, in 2024.
Freshen in 2024
Both full-size SUVs from GMC likely will be freshened in 2024, after significant redesigns in 2020.
New in 2023
GM says the 2024 Hummer SUV Edition 1, on sale in 2023, will have a 300-mile battery range, 830 hp and 11,500 pound-feet of torque.
Freshen in 2023
The compact and midsize sedans will be freshened in 2023. They will be discontinued toward the end of the decade.
Freshen in 2023
The compact and midsize sedans will be freshened in 2023. They will be discontinued toward the end of the decade.
Freshen in 2023
Expect freshenings of the brand’s crossovers in 2023, before production ends in 2025 to make way for EVs.
Freshen in 2023
Expect freshenings of the brand’s crossovers in 2023, before production ends in 2025 to make way for EVs.
Freshen in 2024
Expect freshenings of the brand’s crossovers in 2023, before production ends in 2025 to make way for EVs.
New in 2024
An XT4-sized electric crossover, named the Optiq or Symboliq, is expected to launch in 2024, built at Ramos Arizpe Assembly in Mexico.
New in 2022
The midsize crossover, planned to reach dealerships in the first half of 2022, will have a base price of $59,990, including shipping, and a Cadillac-estimated 300 miles of range on a full charge.
New in 2024
An XT6-sized crossover, using whichever “-iq” name doesn’t go on the electric XT4-sized crossover, is slated to launch in 2024, likely built in Spring Hill, Tenn.
Freshen in 2024
After the 2020 redesign, the Escalade and Escalade ESV will be freshened in 2024.
New in 2024
Cadillac plans to launch an electric SUV similar in size to the Escalade in 2024, followed by a larger one the size of the Escalade ESV in 2025.
Freshen in 2024
The Envision will be freshened in 2024 after a 2021 redesign that lowered and widened the compact crossover, revamped the interior, and added safety and infotainment features and a premium trim package.