Which Cars Does Chevrolet Still Make?

 Added on March 18, 2021  Caleb Cook  Chevrolet Bolt EV , chevrolet cars , chevrolet hatchback , Chevrolet Malibu , Chevrolet sedan , Chevrolet Spark

Over the past few years, Chevrolet has discontinued many of its sedans and other car models. However, if you’re in the market for a car rather than an SUV or truck, the GM brand still manufactures three models that fit the bill in 2021. (We’re not counting the Corvette and Camaro, because those are both high-performance sports cars rather than everyday vehicles.) Here’s a look at Chevrolet’s remaining cars and what to expect from each one.

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Chevrolet Spark

The Spark is the smallest car sold by Chevrolet. It’s also the least expensive, with a starting MSRP of well under $14,000. That low price doesn’t mean low value, as the Chevrolet Spark comes standard with a 7-inch touch screen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and fun paint color options like Cayenne Orange and Mystic Blue. The Spark’s fuel-sipping engine yields 38 mpg on the highway, and a system of 10 air bags provides comprehensive protection. Meanwhile, the practical hatchback design gives you a solid 27.2 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats down.   

Chevrolet Malibu

The Malibu is the one traditional family sedan left in the Chevrolet lineup. If you need affordable, comfortable transportation for up to five people, it’s a solid and handsomely designed option. The 1.5-liter turbo engine focuses more on efficiency (36 highway mpg) than horsepower (160), but it gets the job done. For extra punch, upgrade to the 250-horsepower 2.0-liter turbo. Infotainment features like an 8-inch touch screen and smartphone integration come standard. You can equip the Chevrolet Malibu with safety systems like Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, but they’re only offered on higher trims.

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Chevrolet Bolt EV

It’s not necessarily marketed as such, but the Chevrolet Bolt EV is essentially a hatchback car. It’s also fully electric, providing up to 259 miles of driving range and 266 lb-ft of of instant torque that moves it 0-60 mph in 6.5 seconds. You can charge it at home or with a public DC fast charger that provides up to 100 miles of range in half an hour. Inside, the Bolt features 56.6 cubic feet of max cargo space and standard infotainment tech like a 10.2-inch touch screen, voice command, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Extensive safety features are available for both trims. If you’re thinking about buying the Bolt EV, keep an eye out for the all-new 2022 model coming out this summer.

To find more detailed specs and features for each of these vehicles, check out our extensive page of Chevrolet model overviews at The News Wheel.

A longtime editor/writer and recently transplanted Hoosier, Caleb Cook lives in Xenia, Ohio. His favorite activities are reading and listening to music, although he occasionally emerges from the heap of books and vinyl records in his basement to stand blinking in the sunlight. Once fully acclimated to the outside world again, he can be observed hanging out with his wife, attempting a new recipe in the kitchen, attending movies, walking the dog, or wandering into a local brewery to inquire about what’s on tap. See more articles by Caleb.