Where is Chevy Made

Is Chevy American?

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Chevy is owned by General Motors, which owns Buick, GMC, and Cadillac as well. It’s headquartered in the United States in Michigan. GM has facilities in 35 countries, including Brazil, Canada, Mexico, and Japan. Chevy trucks are built in different locations in North and Central America; the Chevy Colorado is only built in Wentzville, Missouri, while the Chevy Silverado is built in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Flint, Michigan, Springfield, Ohio, and Silao, Mexico.

East Hills and Bayside drivers can be confident that Chevy trucks fit the criteria “made in the USA.” 71% of Chevy Colorado parts and 62% of Chevy Silverado parts come form the US or Canada.

Who Makes Chevy Trucks?

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Those locations we just mentioned are assembly plants, but Forest Hills drivers might also be interested in who makes Chevy parts. In the US, for example, 38 US companies and GM-owned facilities make Chevy parts. Most of them come from Michigan, the Flint area in particular. Any foreign made parts are generally electronics and interior trim.

Globally, Chevy parts come from a variety of countries. These include:

• Four Japanese Companies
• Five Mexican Companies
• Two South Korean & French Companies
• Three Canadian & Brazilian Companies

You’ll also find Chevrolet parts made in Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, Hungary, Egypt, Thailand, and India. Chevrolet trucks are made in America but also feature select global products.

Learn More About Chevy Trucks and Vehicles at Major World Chevrolet!

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Now that you’ve gotten the facts on Chevy vehicles, we’d love to let you experience one in person! Major World Chevrolet has a quality selection of Chevy vehicles waiting for you to explore, both on our lot in Long Island City and on our website. Ready to get started? Our contact form is always open and waiting for your call. We’ve also got more Chevy research to make you a more informed car shopper.