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What's old is becoming new at General Motors. On the heels of the return of the Blazer as a crossover SUV and Hummer as an electric pickup, General Motors has filed for trademark protection of the name Cheyenne, MuscleCarsAndTrucks.com reports. The Chevrolet Cheyenne name was first used in 1971. (Chevrolet) The Cheyenne name has previously been used as a trim level on Chevy's full-size pickups in the U.S. and currently designates the top versions of the Silverado that are sold in Mexico. The Chevrolet Cheyenne is a full-size truck sold in Mexico. (Chevrolet) It was a...

General Motors is working on an electric sports car. It hasn't offered any details on one, but it's safe to assume that it is because the automaker has pledged to go all-electric by 2035. It has also released a teaser animation showing off the flexibility of the Ultium electric vehicle platform that will underpin all of its future electric models, from SUVs to pickups and one vehicle that looks suspiciously like a Chevrolet Camaro. When asked about it during an appearance on The Fox Garage, GM President Mark Reuss wouldn't confirm such a model is on the way, but he did explain how the Ultium...

The electric Chevrolet Silverado (not shown) will be built alongside the GMC HUMMER EV lineup. (GM) The automaker will build an electric Chevrolet Silverado pickup at its Factory ZERO electric truck plant in Detroit-Hamtramck, Mich. The full-size pickup will use GM's Ultium electric vehicle platform, which launches this fall with the GMC HUMMER EV SUT pickup. Details and images of the Silverado have not been released, but GM President Mark Reuss confirmed it will offer over 400 miles of range between charges and be available in retail and commercial models. An exact release da...