The Chevrolet story
Built around the lives people lead.
A truck ready for the next plan. An SUV with room to bring everyone along. Chevrolet’s character comes from making vehicles part of real life, with the space and versatility to take that life further.
Louis Chevrolet and William Durant founded Chevrolet in 1911. Over the generations, its story has stretched from passenger cars to pickups and full-size SUVs. The connection is practical: vehicles that help people travel, carry, work and explore.
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Capability you can use
Silverado puts an open load bed at the centre of the experience. Tahoe and Suburban bring a different kind of versatility through three-row interiors.
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A size for your plans
The UK line-up gives you a clear choice between a pickup, a full-size SUV and its longer-body companion. Start with what you need to carry and who you travel with.
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Names with a history
Suburban, Tahoe and Silverado each have their own story. Their place in the range makes more sense when you understand what each was created to do.
A story in motion
- 1911
Louis Chevrolet and William Durant establish Chevrolet.
- 1935
Suburban begins its long-running story.
- 1995
Tahoe joins the full-size SUV line-up.
- 1999
Silverado becomes a model line in its own right.
A name built on Chevrolet truck experience.
Silverado 1500
Silverado was a Chevrolet truck trim name before becoming a model line in its own right for 1999. Its story connects the C/K pickups of earlier decades with today’s trucks: vehicles shaped around carrying, working and travelling beyond the everyday.
Heavy duty, without apology.
Silverado 2500 HD
Silverado HD is the truck American ranches, trades and towing businesses reach for when weight is the deciding factor. Bringing it to the UK through GMSV means the same hardware arrives with UK homologation, servicing and a warranty behind it.
A story that began in 1935.
Suburban
First introduced in 1935, Suburban is one of Chevrolet’s most enduring ideas: room for people and the things they need to carry. Across generations it has become a familiar presence on American roads and on screen. Today’s vehicle continues that emphasis on space.