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Explore the history of Chevy trucks

Built to handle the toughest tasks, trucks have been part of Chevrolet’s DNA for more than a century. Here’s a look at 70+ years of innovation and capability.

The Task Force trucks

Revolutionary design ushers in a new era of modern styling and emphasis on comfort.

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Side View of a Vintage Yellow Chevrolet Pickup Truck Hauling Bales of Hay

Fast facts:

Design cues include wraparound windshield
First Chevy trucks with the Small Block V-8 engine
Unique Cameo Carrier model features smooth bed sides
NAPCO Powr-Pak 4x4 system becomes factory option in 1957

On screen:

Chevy 3100 is the escape vehicle in “The Getaway” (1972)

Introducing the C/K

A new generation built for utility and versatility in the ’60s.

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Vintage Blue Chevrolet Pickup Truck Driving on Rugged Terrain

Fast facts:

“C” is for 2WD models and “K” is for 4WD
First models with dedicated truck chassis
GM-designed 4WD debuts in 1960
1964 facelift eliminates wraparound windshield

On screen:

Chevy C10 is squashed by a spaceship in “Men in Black” (1997)

The Action Line generation

Increased focus on comfort and convenience makes C/K trucks more than utilitarian.

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Overhead View of a Vintage Blue Chevrolet Pickup Truck with White Top

Fast facts:

New amenities include an AM/FM radio and carpeting
Big Block engine offered for first time in 1968
Front disc brakes introduced in 1971, enhancing safety*

On screen:

C10 cruises throughout “Dazed and Confused” (1993)

It’s the Square Body

Longest-running generation in Chevy Truck history drives through the 1970s and ’80s.

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Red and White Classic Chevrolet Pickup Truck Driving on a Rural Road

Fast facts:

Nicknamed the “Square Body” generation
Crew Cab and “Dually” models debut in 1973
Silverado introduced as top trim in 1975

On screen:

C/K pickup in “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” (1986)

The ‘OBS’ era

With the first all-new design in 15 years, Chevy C/K is a more modern truck.

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Three Quarters View of a Gold Classic Chevrolet Pickup Truck Parked on Dry Grass

Fast facts:

Nicknamed the “OBS” generation
Extended Cab model introduced
Big Block-powered 454 SS model debuts in 1990
Silverado remains top trim designation

On screen:

Desert race vehicle sprints through a “Baywatch” episode (1994)

A new era begins

With an all-new design, Silverado becomes the name for all Chevy full-size trucks.

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White Chevrolet Pickup Truck Carrying Hay Bales

Fast facts:

The generation’s platform is also known as GMT800
Duramax® turbo-diesel engine debuts in 2001 in HD Trucks
Quadrasteer four-wheel steering available (2002-05)
Silverado SS offered from 2003-07

On screen:

Silverado in “Talladega Nights: The Legend of Ricky Bobby” (2006)

Stronger and more refined

New, fully boxed frame and additional enhancements elevate Silverado’s refinement.

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Front Three-Quarter View of a Silver Chevrolet Pickup Truck Parked Off-road

Fast facts:

Sleeker windshield profile for improved aero
Silverado 2-Mode Hybrid introduced in 2009
3500 HD max trailering climbs to 23,100 pounds*

On screen:

Silverado police vehicle seen in an episode of “Yellowstone” (2018)

Technology and capability

New advanced safety* and connectivity

features complement true-truck capability.

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Three-quarter View of a Blue Chevrolet Pickup Truck on a Rocky Overlook

Fast facts:

New driver assistance features include Front/Rear Park Assist*
High Country joins Silverado lineup in 2014
First full-size truck with built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi connectivity
All-new, more-powerful Duramax® turbo-diesel

On screen:

Chevy HD truck is featured on “Top Gear” (2015)

Most advanced Silverado ever

Dramatic design and leading tech drive the capability, connectivity and safety* of Silverado.

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Bold Red Silverado Pickup Truck Parked on a Dark Mountain Overlook

Fast facts:

All-new Duramax® 3.0L diesel offered in Silverado 1500
Desert racing-bred Silverado ZR2 launches in 2022
All-electric Silverado EV RST debuts in 2024

On screen:

Chevy truck is seen is an episode of “Animal Control” episode (2024)

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The Task Force trucks

Revolutionary design ushers in a new era of modern styling and emphasis on comfort.

Fast facts:

Design cues include wraparound windshield
First Chevy trucks with the Small Block V-8 engine
Unique Cameo Carrier model features smooth bed sides
NAPCO Powr-Pak 4x4 system becomes factory option in 1957

On screen:

Chevy 3100 is the escape vehicle in “The Getaway” (1972)

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Introducing the C/K

A new generation built for utility and versatility in the ’60s.

Fast facts:

“C” is for 2WD models and “K” is for 4WD
First models with dedicated truck chassis
GM-designed 4WD debuts in 1960
1964 facelift eliminates wraparound windshield

On screen:

Chevy C10 is squashed by a spaceship in “Men in Black” (1997)

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The Action Line generation

Increased focus on comfort and convenience makes C/K trucks more than utilitarian.

Fast facts:

New amenities include an AM/FM radio and carpeting
Big Block engine offered for first time in 1968
Front disc brakes introduced in 1971, enhancing safety*

On screen:

C10 cruises throughout “Dazed and Confused” (1993)

View Full Gallery

It’s the Square Body

Longest-running generation in Chevy Truck history drives through the 1970s and ’80s.

Fast facts:

Nicknamed the “Square Body” generation
Crew Cab and “Dually” models debut in 1973
Silverado introduced as top trim in 1975

On screen:

C/K pickup in “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” (1986)

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The ‘OBS’ era

With the first all-new design in 15 years, Chevy C/K is a more modern truck.

Fast facts:

Nicknamed the “OBS” generation
Extended Cab model introduced
Big Block-powered 454 SS model debuts in 1990
Silverado remains top trim designation

On screen:

Desert race vehicle sprints through a “Baywatch” episode (1994)

View Full Gallery

A new era begins

With an all-new design, Silverado becomes the name for all Chevy full-size trucks.

Fast facts:

The generation’s platform is also known as GMT800
Duramax® turbo-diesel engine debuts in 2001 in HD Trucks
Quadrasteer four-wheel steering available (2002-05)
Silverado SS offered from 2003-07

On screen:

Silverado in “Talladega Nights: The Legend of Ricky Bobby” (2006)

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Stronger and more refined

New, fully boxed frame and additional enhancements elevate Silverado’s refinement.

Fast facts:

Sleeker windshield profile for improved aero
Silverado 2-Mode Hybrid introduced in 2009
3500 HD max trailering climbs to 23,100 pounds*

On screen:

Silverado police vehicle seen in an episode of “Yellowstone” (2018)

View Full Gallery

Technology and capability

New advanced safety* and connectivity features complement true-truck capability.

Fast facts:

New driver assistance features include Front/Rear Park Assist*
High Country joins Silverado lineup in 2014
First full-size truck with built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi connectivity
All-new, more-powerful Duramax® turbo-diesel

On screen:

Chevy HD truck is featured on “Top Gear” (2015)

View Full Gallery

Most advanced Silverado ever

Dramatic design and leading tech drive the capability, connectivity and safety* of Silverado.

Fast facts:

All-new Duramax® 3.0L diesel offered in Silverado 1500
Desert racing-bred Silverado ZR2 launches in 2022
All-electric Silverado EV RST debuts in 2024

On screen:

Chevy truck is seen is an episode of “Animal Control” episode (2024)

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A Green 2027 Chevy Silverado 1500 Off-roading on a Rugged, Rocky Hill

Preproduction model shown. Actual production model may vary. Available features shown. Available late 2026.

2027 Silverado with sixth-generation V8s

Our first V8 set the standard for excellence more than 70 years ago. Every generation since built on that legacy. Today, the all-new 5.7L and 6.6L V8s carry the banner forward, creating the most capable and refined Silverado 1500 powertrain lineup ever.

2027 Silverado

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