Chevrolet statistics span brand sales, vehicle ratings, electric range, production records, performance and safety context. The measures below identify the period, geography and population so that U.S. sales trends are not confused with EPA test results or system-wide recall data.
Key Chevrolet Statistics
The following highlights summarize the most useful quantified measures:
- In the United States, Chevrolet sales rose 9% in the first half of 2025, the brand’s best first-half result since 2019.
- In the United States, Chevrolet sales rose 14% in the first quarter of 2025, the brand’s best first quarter since 2019.
- In the United States, Chevrolet recorded four consecutive years of retail-share growth from 2022 through 2025.
- In the United States, Chevrolet Equinox sales rose 32% in full-year 2025.
- In full-year 2025, nearly 700,000 Chevrolet and Buick vehicles had starting prices below $30,000, a combined GM measure.
- The Chevrolet Bolt EV announced for the United States for Q1 2026 had a $29,990 starting MSRP.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV AWD had 279 miles of EPA-rated range in the U.S. new light-duty vehicle dataset.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV RWD had 324 miles of EPA-rated range in the same U.S. dataset.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV FWD had 108 combined MPGe and 319 miles of rated range in the United States.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV had 63 combined MPGe and 450 miles of rated range in the United States.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Trailblazer FWD had 31 combined mpg in the United States.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Colorado 2WD and 4WD each had 310 horsepower in the U.S. EPA records.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Corvette had 495 horsepower in the U.S. EPA record.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Suburban 2WD had 170.8 cubic feet of passenger volume in the U.S. EPA record.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2WD had 73.4 cubic feet of luggage volume in the U.S. EPA record.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Trax carline represented 196,250 vehicles of base-level production volume in the model-year 2024 U.S. EPA dataset.
- The model-year 2024 Chevrolet Equinox AWD carline represented 109,237 vehicles of base-level production volume in that dataset.
- NHTSA recorded 1,073 U.S. safety recalls affecting more than 35 million vehicles and pieces of equipment in calendar 2024, across all manufacturers and equipment.
Contents
- Chevrolet sales statistics and recent momentum
- Chevrolet fuel economy, electric range and battery data
- Chevrolet power and interior-space measurements
- Model-year 2024 Chevrolet production statistics
- Chevrolet safety and recall statistics
Chevrolet Sales Statistics and Recent Momentum
GM’s U.S. brand releases show a strong recent Chevrolet sales trend, but the reported percentages do not include a disclosed brand unit total. Chevrolet U.S. sales increased 9% in H1 2025, the best first-half result since 2019, while Q1 2025 sales increased 14%, also the best first quarter since 2019. GM posts strong Q2 and first half sales on industry leading growth and GM posts 17% Q1 sales growth on strength in trucks, SUVs, and EVs report these brand-level changes.
The broader full-year 2025 release adds model and retail-share context:
- Chevrolet Equinox sales increased 32% year over year in 2025 in the United States.
- Chevrolet recorded four consecutive years of U.S. retail-share growth from 2022 through 2025.
- GM sold nearly 700,000 Chevrolet and Buick models with starting prices below $30,000 in the United States in 2025; the source combines the two brands, so it is not a Chevrolet-only total.
- GM Envolve fleet and commercial sales increased 8% in 2025 in the United States; this is a GM business-wide figure rather than a Chevrolet-only result.
- The new Chevrolet Bolt EV announced for Q1 2026 had a $29,990 U.S. starting price. This is a manufacturer-announced starting MSRP, not an observed transaction price.
Source: Chevrolet SUV lineup soars to new record.
Chevrolet Fuel Economy, Electric Range and Battery Data
EPA model-year 2024 records provide standardized U.S. new light-duty vehicle measures. MPGe and mpg are adjusted five-cycle label-test values, while range is an EPA rating rather than a guarantee of owner or real-world energy use.
| 2024 Chevrolet record | City | Combined | Highway | Rated range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blazer EV AWD | 33 MPGe | 35 MPGe | 38 MPGe | 279 miles |
| Blazer EV RWD | 34 MPGe | 37 MPGe | 40 MPGe | 324 miles |
| Equinox EV FWD | 117 MPGe | 108 MPGe | 99 MPGe | 319 miles |
| Equinox EV AWD | 101 MPGe | 96 MPGe | 90 MPGe | 285 miles |
| Silverado EV | 67 MPGe | 63 MPGe | 59 MPGe | 450 miles |
Source: Model Year 2024 Fuel Economy and Technology Data. These are vehicle-test or carline records, not owner outcomes.
The same EPA source lists conventional Chevrolet records at lower fuel-economy ratings:
- The 2024 Trailblazer FWD recorded 31 combined mpg, with 30 city and 32 highway mpg.
- The 2024 Trax recorded 30 combined mpg, with 28 city and 32 highway mpg.
- The 2024 Malibu recorded 31 combined mpg, with 28 city and 36 highway mpg.
- The 2024 Colorado 2WD recorded 21 combined mpg, compared with 20 combined mpg for the 4WD record; their city/highway values were 19/24 and 18/23 mpg respectively.
- The 2024 Equinox FWD recorded 28 combined mpg, with 26 city and 33 highway mpg, while AWD recorded 27 combined mpg, with 24 city and 30 highway mpg.
For the Blazer EV AWD record, EPA’s Batt Energy Capacity field was 298.0. The CSV does not specify the unit for this field, so the value should remain an unlabeled source-field value rather than being interpreted as a battery-size measurement.
Chevrolet Power and Interior-Space Measurements
The model-year 2024 EPA records also describe performance and cabin or cargo dimensions. These are vehicle-record measurements for the listed configuration, not a claim that every trim or drivetrain has the same specification.
| Chevrolet record | Measure | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado 2WD and 4WD | Horsepower | 310 hp each |
| Equinox FWD and AWD | Horsepower | 175 hp each |
| Traverse FWD | Horsepower | 328 hp |
| Corvette | Horsepower | 495 hp |
| Camaro | Horsepower | 335 hp |
| Malibu | Horsepower | 163 hp |
The EPA records place the larger passenger and luggage measurements as follows:
- The 2024 Suburban 2WD record listed 170.8 cubic feet of passenger volume.
- The 2024 Tahoe 2WD record listed 168.4 cubic feet of passenger volume.
- The 2024 Traverse FWD record listed 157.1 cubic feet of passenger volume.
- The 2024 Silverado 2WD record listed 73.4 cubic feet of luggage volume.
Source for the horsepower, passenger-volume and luggage-volume records: Model Year 2024 Fuel Economy and Technology Data.
Model-Year 2024 Chevrolet Production Statistics
EPA carline or base-level production volume represents the production population attached to each record in the model-year 2024 U.S. new light-duty vehicle dataset. It is not Chevrolet retail sales, and configurations should not automatically be treated as unique trims.
| Chevrolet carline record | Base-level production volume |
|---|---|
| Trax | 196,250 vehicles |
| Malibu | 116,479 vehicles |
| Equinox AWD | 109,237 vehicles |
| Colorado 4WD | 57,837 vehicles |
| Blazer EV AWD | 27,310 vehicles |
| Traverse FWD | 29,852 vehicles |
| Equinox EV FWD | 17,177 vehicles |
| Tahoe 2WD | 17,824 vehicles |
| Colorado 2WD | 12,975 vehicles |
| Suburban 2WD | 7,919 vehicles |
| Equinox EV AWD | 6,522 vehicles |
| Silverado EV | 4,404 vehicles |
| Blazer EV RWD | 1,974 vehicles |
These values show the different scales represented by Chevrolet carline records during model year 2024, from the Trax record’s 196,250 vehicles to the Blazer EV RWD record’s 1,974. The comparison is descriptive only; no totals or shares are derived here.
Source: Model Year 2024 Fuel Economy and Technology Data.
Chevrolet Safety and Recall Statistics
NHTSA’s 2024 recall figures provide national safety context, but most are not Chevrolet-specific. Calendar-year 2024 included 1,073 safety recalls affecting more than 35 million vehicles and pieces of equipment, including more than 29 million vehicles in the United States. NHTSA Urges U.S. Drivers to Check for Recalls During Vehicle Safety Recalls Week identifies this as the full NHTSA recall universe.
The 2024 annual report contains one explicitly identified General Motors row and two system-wide completion measures:
- NHTSA listed General Motors recall 24V702 with 18,325 recalled vehicles in its 2024 annual report, reported as of February 2025. The table identifies General Motors, but does not establish that all affected vehicles were Chevrolet-branded.
- Average completion was 69.2% for recalls from 2023 that met NHTSA’s reporting criteria.
- Average completion was 71.6% for recalls from 2022 under the same analysis.
The completion analysis covers all vehicle types and only recalls with at least five quarters of reporting or early 100% completion. Therefore, these percentages are national NHTSA measures, not Chevrolet remedy rates.
Sources: 2024 Annual Recall Report.